US Single-Family Rent Growth Continues Yearlong Descent in April, CoreLogic Reports
Although annual single-family rent growth dropped for the 12th straight month in April, costs are still up substantially since early 2020.
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The Office of the Chief Economist works on critical research and insights to gauge the temperature of the housing market as a whole. From home price analyses to home equity, from loan performance to single family rent evaluations, they keep tabs on the movement and fluctuation of bellwether metrics that can inform the trajectory of the housing economy–and consequently affect the homeowners who participate in it.
Although annual single-family rent growth dropped for the 12th straight month in April, costs are still up substantially since early 2020.
U.S. homeowners with a mortgage lost equity on an annual basis for the first time since 2012, but that trend may not last long.
U.S. home price growth continued to slow in April, dropping to 2% year over year.
The U.S. overall mortgage delinquency rate dropped to a new all-time low in March.
Annual U.S. rental cost growth continued to slow in March, with two Western metro areas posting declines.
Annual U.S. home price growth dropped to the lowest rate since 2012 in March.