2019 Housing Market Inventory Renovations 
Housing Wire
MAY 8, 2023
A key source of affordable housing inventory was cut in half over the last three years, resulting from well-intended but heavy-handed efforts to keep delinquent borrowers in homes. That key source of affordable housing inventory: distressed properties sold to third-party buyers or repossessed by lenders at foreclosure auction.
Housing Wire
JULY 21, 2022
Retail housing market data from June showing early signs of a real estate slowdown was foreshadowed three months earlier in buyer behavior at foreclosure auctions. The downshift in buyer behavior at the foreclosure auction came two months before the downshift showed up in retail housing market data.
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Housing Wire
OCTOBER 28, 2021
“It’s worth noting that there will be less inventory until the end of the year compared to the summer months, which happens nearly every year.”. Yun expects inventory levels to pick up again in 2022 and that buyers who have temporarily paused their search will return to the market in the new year. Presented by: Auction.com.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 17, 2023
The single-family rental (SFR) sector and its close cousin, the fix-and-flip market , are now essentially treading water in an environment of high interest rates , approaching 8%; high home prices; and a dearth of home-purchase inventory. It remained way below the 44.6% hit in the second quarter of 2021.”
Housing Wire
APRIL 21, 2022
Institutional real estate investors — often mammoth operators with ties to Wall Street — gobbled up record amounts of inventory in almost every corner of the pandemic-induced fever dream that was the 2021 housing market, with one notable exception: distressed properties sold at foreclosure auction. Renovating Right.
Housing Wire
SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
Mortgage rates in the 6% range have frozen the housing market, forcing loan officers to find business outside their wheelhouses. If the first-time homeowners are not moving because they can’t afford to, it freezes up the entire lower end of the market,” Gelbman said. million, below the 2019 range of 1.52 million to 1.93
Hank Miller Team
NOVEMBER 15, 2022
Some markets remain in flux, others have started to level off already. Atlanta is one of the steady ones, and housing inventory in Atlanta will not jump in 2023. The region has been growing consistently over the last decade and while the bump was experienced, there is solid footing which will keep this market stable.
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