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The special report reviews the evolution of the U.S. housing market, from the April 2006 bubble, to the March 2011 market-bottom, to the October 2017 peak (post-Great Recession). It analyzes the current housing market, on a national, state and city level since the recession. It takes into consideration potentially significant factors that affect the housing market, such as employment rate, equity, affordability, mortgage rates and growing metro populations.
U.S. home price growth moved up again in October on an annual basis, with Northeastern states again posting the highest appreciation.
Although 15 states saw small overall mortgage delinquency rates increase annually in September, national performance remains strong.
In the season finale of Core Conversations, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith and CoreLogic Chief Economist Selma Hepp dive into a discussion about the dynamic landscape of the U.S. housing market in 2023.
