Sharry Nelson

The U.S. housing market is likely to “normalize” in 2022, ending years of rapid home value appreciation and easing back on a shortage of homes available for sale. It’s a good time to buy a home!

Experts: Housing Market Likely to ‘Normalize’ in 2022 While strong homebuyer demand and inventory shortages will continue into 2022, the housing market is unlikely to repeat this year’s dizzying heights, in which existing-home sales reached their highest point in 15 years with an estimated 6 million sales.

An estimated average of $56,700 in equity was gained by homeowners nationwide during the past year. This is great news considering the rising costs of living. It's no surprise that homeownership is key to building wealth over time.

Homeowner Equity Insights CoreLogic began reporting homeowner equity data in the first quarter of 2010; at that time, the equity picture for homeowners was rather bleak in the United States. Since then, many homes have regained equity and the outstanding balance on the majority of mortgages in this country are now equal to o...

Do you want to learn about the current state of the housing market? Find out the latest economic data that shows housing inventory conditions! ⬇️

Affordability Falls to its Lowest Level Since 2008 First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming shares his proprietary Real House Price Index, examining the overall decline in affordability and what it means for home buyers in 2022.

There's some good news for retailers: The pace of recovery in U.S. commercial real estate prices is accelerating, a development that may offer more support for economic growth this year.

Recovery in Prices for Retail Space Accelerates “Power shopping centers” and neighborhood stores are seeing strong demand, according to NAR data.

The S&P/Case-Shiller home price index is showing moderating house price appreciation, which is great news for homeowners. Find out more info here ⬇️

S&P Case-Shiller Index - Home Prices Moderating but Growth Remains Above Historic Norms - Realtor.com Economic Research October Case Shiller Home Prices: The national index was up 19.1% in the year ending in October, while the 10-City Composite rose 17.1% and the 20-City Composite was up 18.4%. On the bright side for potential buyers, the pace of price growth slowed from September, even as home price growth remains a...