Home prices in car-dependent areas are up 33% since before the pandemic versus 16% for transit-accessible neighborhoods, according to a new report from Redfin, Seattle, reflecting the rise in remote work and the declining importance of proximity to public transportation.
Tag: Research Institute for Housing America
MBA Chart of the Week July 6 2021: Older Workers’ Labor Force Participation
The Research Institute for Housing America, MBA’s think tank, released a special report that examines why, since the 1990s, older workers’ labor force participation has increased while their migration has decreased, counter to conventional economic wisdom.
MBA Chart of the Week July 6 2021: Older Workers’ Labor Force Participation
The Research Institute for Housing America, MBA’s think tank, released a special report that examines why, since the 1990s, older workers’ labor force participation has increased while their migration has decreased, counter to conventional economic wisdom.
MBA RIHA Study: Older Homeowners, College-Educated Individuals More Likely to Leave Workforce After Job Loss
Older college-educated homeowners are two times more likely to leave the workforce after a job loss than renters, according to a new research report released Tuesday by the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Research Institute for Housing America.
MBA RIHA Study: Older Homeowners, College-Educated Individuals More Likely to Leave Workforce After Job Loss
Older college-educated homeowners are two times more likely to leave the workforce after a job loss than renters, according to a new research report released Tuesday by the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Research Institute for Housing America.
The State of the Nation’s Housing: Millions Face Risk of Eviction or Foreclosure
Households that weathered the pandemic without financial distress are “snapping up” the limited supply of homes for sale, pushing up prices and excluding less-affluent buyers from homeownership, the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University reported Wednesday.
MBA Chart of the Week May 17, 2021: Cumulative Eviction Filings, 2020 v. Historical Average
On Wednesday, May 5, U.S. District Court Judge Dabney Friedrich issued an order vacating the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s national eviction moratorium. But with the number of Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths falling, increased attention is being paid to when, and how, to allow the various moratoriums to phase-out.
MBA Chart of the Week, May 7, 2021: Renters/Mortgagors & Missed Payments
The Research Institute for Housing America, MBA’s think tank, released updated first-quarter results that allow us to assess how renters, mortgagors and student loan borrowers fared over the first 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
MBA Chart of the Week, May 7, 2021: Renters/Mortgagors & Missed Payments
The Research Institute for Housing America, MBA’s think tank, released updated first-quarter results that allow us to assess how renters, mortgagors and student loan borrowers fared over the first 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
RIHA: Less Than 10% of Homeowners, Renters Have Missed Multiple Payments During Pandemic
Slightly under five million households did not make their rent or mortgage payments in March, an improvement from December 2020 and the lowest number since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Research Institute for Housing America reported.