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The U.S. overall mortgage delinquency rate dropped to a new all-time low in March.
Typhoon Mawar (02W) passed between Guam and Rota on May 24 with 140 mph winds, torrential rain and devastating storm surge.
Mega-investors, iBuyers and home flippers are leaving the housing market in droves, but investor home purchases from smaller investors remains strong.
In the U.S., the cities most vulnerable to climate change are also the ones where home prices are appreciating faster than the national rate.
Annual U.S. rental cost growth continued to slow in March, with two Western metro areas posting declines.
Early season wildfires force tens of thousands from their homes and halt oil and gas operations across Alberta this month.
Annual U.S. home price growth dropped to the lowest rate since 2012 in March.
U.S. mortgage performance remained solid in February, with the overall delinquency rate down for the 23rd straight month year over year.
Affordability in the property market continues to be a challenge, leading to fewer homes selling above list price.
Home price growth dipped on an annual basis for the 10th consecutive month in February.
CoreLogic estimates 413,013 homes may have sustained hail damage during April 19 severe thunderstorms.
All tracked U.S. metro areas saw single-digit annual rental price growth in February, ranging from 7.8% to 0.3%.
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