Housing Market
Women Make Up 54% of Luxury Homeowners Under 35
A new report from Luxury Portfolio International reveals that women make up 54% of luxury homeowners under the age of 35.
May 30, 2023
A new report from Luxury Portfolio International reveals that women make up 54% of luxury homeowners under the age of 35.
Housing market analysts, including those from Fannie Mae and Zillow, have conflicting forecasts about home prices. Here’s how you can talk to consumers about where home prices are expected to go.
Ryan Serhant’s latest listing video is quick and engaging. And the best part? It’s something any agent can replicate.
This week, Rocket Mortgage announced ONE+, a 1% down home loan program in the United States. The program, which also eliminates mortgage insurance fees, is available to American homebuyers whose income is equal to or less than 80% of their area median income (AMI).
Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group released its revised forecast on May 19th. The group expects the U.S. to enter a mild recession later this year, along with a decrease in home prices.
Jimmy Mackin, CEO of Curaytor, shared a must-do strategy in the BAMx Private Facebook Group last week. Take a look to find out the email every agent should be sending to clients this week.
For the Hot Sheet recap for May 15th – 19th, Byron Lazine shares ways agents can address consumer fears during today’s complex market— whether discussing home prices, consumer sentiment or commercial real estate investments.
Last week, the FHFA announced its decision to rescind DTI LLPA fees. This week, NAR President Kenny Parcell testified against another LLPA fee issued by the FHFA—this one for borrowers with fair to good credit.
A RealTrends & BoomTown Case Study revealed best practices from top-performing agents and teams that consistently lead to more transactions year after year. Read on for the key findings so you can close up to 39% more transactions this summer.
The Hot Sheet recap for May 8th – 12th covers what will happen to home prices, with predictions with and without a U.S. default on debt. Plus, the FHFA rescinds its DTI LLPA fee and a dip in spring housing inventory.
To pump you up for your weekend (or at least make you laugh), here are some of the best open house real estate memes from the past couple of weeks.
On Wednesday, the FHFA announced it would rescind its DTI LLPA fee for conventional borrowers. The decision comes after the FHFA announced a delayed implementation to better understand the concerns of industry stakeholders.
