Black-owned home values appreciated the most during the pandemic
Homes owned by Black families have appreciated more than any others since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Zillow.
Homes owned by Black families have appreciated more than any others since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Zillow.
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If you want to manage your money better, there are some money numbers you should know and know how to find, and these money numbers can be quite important for varying reasons. In the article below, I’m going to explain the most important money numbers you should know about and how they affect your financial […]
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Greensboro is a resilient home value market largely because of low listing inventories. Here’s a list of top pros to help navigate the complexities.
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Well, looks like it has happened again. Since the last time we spoke, I got sucked into building my 17th(?) kitchen, and I have finally emerged from its messy yet addictive grasp as I stand here at the new breakfast bar, typing this report to you. Why am I so hooked on this strange pastime? […]
When it comes to the mortgage and housing markets, there’s been no shortage of gloomy news for months. This generally involves slumping sales, lower prices, and higher rates. All of the above are interconnected to some extent. The interconnection can be summed up in a single paragraph: Home prices surged post-covid as demand greatly outpaced … [Read more…]
Weaker After PCE Data, But it Could Have Been Worse PCE Inflation data has been relegated to an “occasional and modest” market mover in the current environment. Traders have been doing whatever they need to do in response to the comparable CPI data that comes out much earlier in any given month. But exceptions are made for PCE data that sings a decidedly different tune, such as today’s. It matched a decades-high reading at the core level (month-over-month) and thus sent yields higher. Despite the unpleasant motivation and the 10yr almost hitting 4.0%, things definitely could have been worse. If traders were determined to squeeze rates highs as fast as possible, it didn’t show up in today’s fairly moderate selling pressure (not to mention the afternoon recovery). Econ Data / Events Core PCE Prices m/m 0.6 vs 0.4 f’cast, 0.4 prev Core PCE Prices y/y 4.7 vs 4.3 f’cast, 4.6 prev pre month revised up 0.2 Consumer Sentiment 67.0 vs 66.4 New Home Sales 670k vs 620k f’cast, 625k prev Market Movement Recap 08:36 AM Slight weaker overnight with additional losses after PCE data (not extreme though). MBS down a quarter point and 10yr up 3.5bps at 3.924 09:53 AM Weakness back on track with another 2 steps backward after a brief step forward right after the initial sell-off. MBS down half a point. 10yr up 5.5bps at 3.945 02:40 PM Bonds hit weakest levels around 1pm and have bounced back slightly. MBS down only 3/8ths. Treasuries are underperforming, up 6bps on the day at 3.95% 05:04 PM MBS drifted modestly stronger into the close, ending the day down only 10 ticks (.31). 10s stayed mostly sideways, rising 5.7bps on the day to 3.947.