Min 1: Total 2024 Housing Starts Declined 3.9% Total housing starts for 2024 were 1.36 million, marking 3.9% decline from 1.42 million total from 2023 according to NAHB analysis. While December was solid month for apartment starts, sector ended 2024 down 25% in terms of total
Min 1: Middle Atlantic Division Posted 5.7% Appreciation All census divisions except Pacific division had positive house price changes year-over-year according to FHFA data. Middle Atlantic division recorded strongest appreciation posting 5.7% increase from third quarter 2024 to third quarter 2025. Pacific division recorded 0.1% decline. For
Min 1: Toledo Leads Large Cities with $126,000 Typical Value Toledo leads large cities again this year with typical home value of $126,000 remaining accessible for buyers seeking affordability according to Zillow rankings. Proximity to Lake Erie, walkable neighborhoods, and thriving arts scene further support appeal. Lincoln, Nebraska
Min 1: One-Third of Largest 100 Metros Posted Price Declines Share of metros experiencing year-over-year price declines surged to one-third of largest 100 metros by October according to Cotality data. At start of year, only six metros posted year-over-year drops but by October that number surged to 32, spreading beyond
Min 1: NAR Named Grand Rapids Top Hotspot for 2026 National Association of Realtors named Grand Rapids to annual list of 10 top housing hotspots for 2025-2026 announced December. Important factors common among top performing markets include available inventory at affordable price points, better chance of unlocking low mortgage rates,
Min 1: Vacant Parcels Represent Very Big Liability for City Of Cleveland's 167,000 total parcels, 33,000 or roughly 20% are vacant according to data. At more than 6,000 total acres, this land covers equivalent of three Hopkins International Airports. Cleveland ranks second in country for
Min 1: Inventory Decreased to 1.43 Million Units Total inventory fell 5.9% in November from October to 1.43 million units, though up 7.5% year-over-year according to NAR. At current sales rate, unsold inventory sits at 4.2 months supply, down from 4.4 months in October
Min 1: Multifamily Vacancy Already Hit Record 7.2% Single-family rent weakness follows multifamily sector where national vacancy hit record 7.2% per Apartment List, highest since index launched in 2017. National median rent for apartments dropped 1% monthly to $1,367 while CoStar reported biggest monthly declines in 15
Min 1: Regional Inventory Growth Outpaced National By 10x National inventory increased in single digits during November while Washington D.C. exploded 60% year-over-year. Every single metropolitan division within the greater D.C. region posted gains of at least 40%—unprecedented regional concentration of supply growth. The Frederick-Gaithersburg-Bethesda division led
Min 1: Institutional Investors Net Sellers for Sixth Consecutive Quarter The big players are pulling back. Major companies like Invitation Homes, Progress Residential, American Homes 4 Rent, and FirstKey Homes were all net sellers in third quarter 2025 according to Parcl Labs analysis. This marks the sixth consecutive quarter where
Min 1: Average Borrower Lost $13,400 in Equity Year-Over-Year Here's the paradox: homeowners with mortgages saw collective equity of $17.1 trillion in third quarter 2025, but that actually decreased by $13,400 per borrower annually according to Cotality data. The average mortgaged homeowner still sits on
Min 1: San Jose Led Decline at 35% Drop The West Coast tech hubs got hammered. San Jose pending sales plummeted 35.1% year-over-year during the four weeks ending December 14, according to Redfin data. Houston followed with a 20.9% drop while Oakland fell 17.6%. Only six of