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Today, in the Real Estate Newsletter: ICE Mortgage Monitor: Lowest calendar year home price growth of any year since 2011 Brief excerpt: Here is the year-over-year in house prices according to the ICE Home Price Index (HPI). The ICE HPI is a repeat sales index. ICE reports the median price change of the repeat sales. The index was up 3.4%
Today, in the Calculated Risk Real Estate Newsletter: Fannie and Freddie: Single Family Serious Delinquency Rates Increased in January Excerpt: Freddie Mac reported that the Single-Family serious delinquency rate in January was 0.61%, up from 0.59% December.
This is the highest vacancy rate since 2011. Moodys Analytics (formerly Reis) reported that the apartment vacancy rate was at 6.1% in Q4 2024, up from an upwardly revised 6.0% in Q3, and up from the pandemic peak of 5.6% in Q1 2021. Note that asking rents are flat year-over-year.
Fannie Mae (red) reports that the multi-family delinquencies rate increased to 0.61% in November, up from 0.57% in October, and is at the highest rate since 2011 (excluding pandemic). There is much more in the article.
Multi-Family Delinquencies Increased, Fannie Rate Matches Highest Since 2011 (ex-Pandemic). Freddie Mac reported that the Single-Family serious delinquency rate in October was 0.55%, up from 0.54% September. Freddie's rate is up slightly year-over-year from 0.54% in October 2023.
MBA: Mortgage Delinquencies Increased Slightly in Q4 2024 Fannie and Freddie: Single Family Serious Delinquency Rates Increased in December Lawler: Revisions Almost Eliminate Household/Establishment Survey Employment Growth Gap 1st Look at Local Housing Markets in January Asking Rents Mostly Unchanged Year-over-year ICE Mortgage Monitor: Lowest (..)
Coming into 2025 the S&P 500 had just two down years out of the past 15: 2010 +14.8% 2024 +24.9% We were all probably a little spoiled. Regardless of the reason for the recent swoon, we were due.
June 3rd, 2011) THE MOST IMPORTANT EVER NFP blah blah blah (June 7th, 2013) “What’s Your NFP Number?” workers in the economy that excludes proprietors, private household employees, unpaid volunteers, farm employees, and the unincorporated self-employed.
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The all-time high for June was 115 thousand in 2005, and the all-time low for June was 28 thousand in 2010 and in 2011. In June 2022 (red column), 49 thousand new homes were sold (NSA). Last year, 61 thousand homes were sold in June. This was well below expectations, and sales in the three previous months were revised down significantly.
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Several years later, in early 2012, when many people were still bearish on housing, the plunge in inventory in 2011 (blue arrow on graph below) helped me call the bottom for house prices in early 2012 (see The Housing Bottom is Here ).
Several years later, in early 2012, when many people were still bearish on housing, the plunge in inventory in 2011 (blue arrow on graph below) helped me call the bottom for house prices in early 2012 (see The Housing Bottom is Here ). Somewhat lower mortgage rates - and time - will likely lead to more new listings in 2024.
This will be the first year since 2011 to see a decline for single-family starts,” said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. This situation is unhealthy and unsustainable. Policymakers must address this worsening housing affordability crisis.”
We were reminded of this by Joe Keohane, writing at the Boston Globe in 2011: “How can someone with the insight to be so right about a major event be so wrong about so many other ones? Joe Keohane Boston Globe, January 9, 2011 ( Mirror ) How to Get Rich and Famous From a Stock Market Crash By Spencer Jakab WSJ, Aug.
The median home price fell by 0.77% in July, the largest single-month drop since January 2011. Month-over-month data gives us a much clearer picture of just how much – and how quickly – the housing market has shifted. There is much more in the article. You can subscribe at [link]
It isn’t just Time magazine, but any non-business publication — consider the New York Times magazine cover on gold3 in 2011 as yet another example. Gold was more $1,500 an ounce during the week of the cover story in May 2011; during August and September of that year, gold almost hit $1,900; by December, it was back down to $1,500.
Previously, he served terms on the FSP National Board of Directors from 2011 through 2016. McGlothlin served on the Society of FSP National Executive Committee from 2018 to 2021 and was National President in 2020-2021. He was President and Director of the Society of FSP Central Indiana Chapter from 2002 through 2005.
They also wrote the 2011 bestseller “ Reckless Endangerment: How Outsized Ambition, Greed and Corruption Led to Economic Armageddon ,” about the mortgage crisis. A former stockbroker and alumna of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, she won the Pulitzer Prize in 2002 for her “trenchant and incisive” reporting on finance.
percent, a record high for the jumbo series, which dates back to 2011.” All mortgage rates in our survey followed suit, with the 30-year fixed rate increasing to 7.07 percent, the highest level since November 2022,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s Vice President and Deputy Chief Economist. The jumbo rate also increased to 7.04
The second graph is from a 2011 CoreLogic report and shows a large number of homeowners with negative equity - even as house prices were nearing a bottom! But most homeowners have a significant amount of equity. This is a very different picture than at the start of the housing bust when many homeowners had little equity. million to 1.2
Several years later, in early 2012, when many people were still bearish on housing, the plunge in inventory in 2011 (blue arrow on graph below) helped me call the bottom for house prices in early 2012 (see The Housing Bottom is Here ).
percent, the highest rate in the history of the jumbo rate series dating back to 2011,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s Vice President and Deputy Chief Economist. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased to 7.41 percent, the highest rate since December 2000, and the 30-year fixed jumbo mortgage rate increased to 7.34
Black and light Purple are the maximum sales per month during the bubble (2005) and the minimum sales during the bust (2008 - 2011). The third graph shows existing home sales for each month, Not Seasonally Adjusted (NSA), for a few selected periods. The most recent four years are shown (2019 through 2022). Sales NSA in July (453,000) were 22.4%
The second graph is from a 2011 CoreLogic report and shows a large number of homeowners with negative equity - even as house prices were nearing a bottom! But most homeowners have a significant amount of equity. This is a very different picture than at the start of the housing bust when many homeowners had little equity. million to 1.11
Some potential sellers quickly listed their homes, probably remembering what happened with house prices in the 2006 to 2011 period, but that surge ended pretty quickly. However, the inventory surge in 2022 was somewhat of a head fake! There is much more in the article. You can subscribe at [link]
This is the highest vacancy rate since 2011. Supply side pressure was the main driver for the creep-up of vacancy since late 2022. Moody’s Analytics (Reis) reported that the apartment vacancy rate was at 5.8% in Q3 2024, unchanged from an upwardly revised 5.8% in Q2, and up from the pandemic peak of 5.6% in Q1 2021.
The all-time high for September was 99 thousand in 2005, and the all-time low for September was 24 thousand in 2011. In September 2022 (red column), 49 thousand new homes were sold (NSA). Last year, 58 thousand homes were sold in September. I'll have more later today.
Auto loan balances increased by $22 billion in the third quarter, consistent with the upward trajectory seen since 2011. The 15% year-over-year increase in credit card balances represents the largest in more than 20 years. Student loan balances slightly declined and now stand at $1.57 In total, non-housing balances grew by $66 billion.
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Auto loan balances rose by $13 billion, consistent with the upward trajectory seen since 2011, and now stand at $1.6 Credit card balances increased by $48 billion to $1.08 trillion in Q3 2023, representing a 4.7% quarterly increase. Student loan balances increased by $30 billion and now stand at $1.6
Officials looking to issue debt to rebuild and also bolster infrastructure against the risk of increasingly severe weather will be doing so during a brutal juncture for the bond market: ten-year benchmark municipal yields are near the highest since 2011.
Each year since 2011, Gallup has asked people what they think is the best long-term investment: After a brief love affair with gold, real estate has been in the top spot every year since 2013. Stocks are a distant second. So why do we Americans love the housing market so much from an investment perspective?
The second graph is from a 2011 CoreLogic report and shows a large number of homeowners with negative equity - even as house prices were nearing a bottom! But most homeowners have a significant amount of equity. This is a very different picture than at the start of the housing bust when many homeowners had little equity. million.
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The total volume of single-family starts will post a decline in 2022, the first such decrease since 2011. “Tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve and persistently elevated construction costs have brought on a housing recession,” said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
I couldn’t get the phrase “the pebble in the shoe” out of my mind after an advisor mentioned it to me at an annual conference of the Financial Planning Association of Massachusetts back in 2011. Note: This post was updated on October 15, 2024, following its original publication in 2011.
Auto loan balances increased by $28 billion in the fourth quarter, consistent with the upward trajectory seen since 2011. Credit card balances increased $61 billion in the fourth quarter to $986 billion, surpassing the pre-pandemic high of $927 billion. Student loan balances now stand at $1.60
Note: Census has not released updated population estimates for 2011 through 2019 that reflect Census 2020 results, but I have estimated what 2016 to 2019 would look like based on updated net international migration estimates for 2010 through 2019.).
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