While housing has thus far seen a strong recovery, experts say prices may actually fall later this year. Factors such as unemployment and foreclosures could also weigh down the market
In our multipart series on the US housing market this summer, Inman's Jim Dalrymple reports that the market hasn't fully returned to normal yet, but a number of metrics including prices and pending sales suggest it has been resilient amid the coronavirus crisis
Rent for single-family homes grew by 2.4% in April, a major drop from 3% in March
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3.6% of mortgages were in some stage of delinquency, the same as in February
April home values rose by 5.4% year over year and 1.4% from the previous month, according to the latest data from CoreLogic
Home prices rose 4.4% in March, up from 4.2% during the previous month, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, released Tuesday
Rent grew 3 percent in March, a small drop compared to the three preceding months
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'After a long period of decline, we are likely to see steady waves of delinquencies throughout the rest of 2020 and into 2021,' warns CoreLogic
Although the stock market has been volatile for weeks and unemployment has continued to rise, home prices have been seemingly unaffected
Home prices rose 4.5% in March even as closed home sales fell
Home prices rose 4.2% in February, before closures due to the coronavirus began to wreak havoc on the real estate industry, according to latest US National Home Price NSA Index
'We expect delinquency rates to jump significantly throughout the year as the economic toll from COVID-19 becomes more evident,' CoreLogic President Frank Martell said
Because sales typically represent contracts that were signed in the previous two months, CoreLogic expects the pandemic's effects will start to show in the April data