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“We may indeed being seeing the beginning of at least a ‘soft landing’ in housing,” said Michael Feder, President and CEO of Radar Logic. The latest housing market report by RadarLogic contained said, while trends in home prices remain negative in most major U.S. metropolitan areas, there are indications that market conditions Continue reading… Is the housing market seeing the beginning of a "soft landing"? Despite massive loss of value over the last few years, the U.S. housing market has outperformed the stock market since 2000. A report released recently by RadarLogic showed that, over the past decade, the housing market, in spite of all of it’s recent troubles, has still performed better in terms of an Continue reading… Housing market has performed pretty well during past decade relative to other investments Radar Logic, a source I often tap for housing market data, announced that, in cooperation with CBOE Futures Exchanges, they are introducing housing futures in the form of tradable contracts. These contracts will be based upon “RPX”, Radar Logic’s real estate price metric. So, just like you can invest on corn futures, oil futures Continue reading… The ‘Futures’ of Housing… Radar Logic, a real estate data and analytics company, released it’s June 2011 Monthly Housing Market Report which tracks the home prices in 25 major markets in the U.S., showing that home prices in those areas declined 4.7 percent in June from the year before. Home sales in those 25 metros declined as well in June, Continue reading… Report says housing market is likely to get worse by end of year Radarlogic, real estate data and analytics company that frequently disagrees with the National Association of REALTORS® view of the housing market, released their RPX Monthly Housing Market Report for May 2011 yesterday and in it had a scorecard showing how their rather bleak predictions they made at the end of 2010 for the 2011 housing Continue reading… 2011 Real Estate Market Performing about as Poorly as Predicted Thus Far Following last week’s somewhat encouraging Pending Home Sales report from the National Association of REALTORS which showed increased home sales activity, Radar Logic issued a much less encouraging report. Their report, titled “Don’t be Misled by Gains in Home Price Indices and Pending Homes Sales; Housing Recovery is Still a Long Way Off” pretty much Continue reading… Report says recent good news on housing market is misleading; recovery is a long way off There is a lot of talk in the media today about the poor housing market and how an increase in employment would help bring the housing market back. However, the question is, will a recovery in the job market bring the housing market back, or will a recovery in the housing market bring the Continue reading… Will jobs fix the housing market or will housing fix the job market? RPX Composite Home Price Fell to Lowest Level since March 2003 Radar Logic published it’s Housing Market Report for February showing that it’s “RPX Composite Price” fell 0.7 percent from January and 4.3 percent from the year before. RPX Composite Home Price Fell to Lowest Level since April 2003 Radar Logic published it’s Housing Market Report for January showing that it’s “RPX Composite Price” fell 3.8 percent from December and 3.4 percent from the year before. Radar Logic published it’s “RPX Year in Review 2010″ for the U.S. real housing market which illustrates the significant negative impact distressed sales have on home prices and the real estate market as a whole. The report reveals that “motivated sales” (sales that include REO’s, sales by financial institutions, short-sales, etc) made up less than Continue reading… Motivated home sales make up over 30 percent of market at discounts of 40 percent
Dennis Norman Naturally, no sooner than I finish writing my post this morning about the Case-Shiller report on home prices in which I actually got to report somewhat “positive” news, my bubble is burst. RadarLogic, another company that has their own home price index that I like, came out with a report saying the Continue reading… Dueling Economists: Home Prices Up or Down? Dennis Norman Home sales activity was up in May, but the mix of sales shifted toward less-expensive properties in many cities throughout the U.S. according to the May 2010 Radarlogic Housing Market Report. In addition, the report states that while their home price composite index for the 25 metro areas covered did increase in May Continue reading… Home Prices Are Not Recovering Dennis Norman A report just issued by Radarlogic shows that, since 2006, lower-priced homes have been selling better than higher-priced ones. Given the current economy this is not all that surprising but it is a dramatic change from what the norm was during the “housing boom”. Highlights from the report include: During the housing boom (2000 Continue reading… Real Estate Market Favoring Lower Priced Home Sales Since 2006 Dennis Norman In a report just issued by Radarlogic there is some good news for the housing industry as in the report Michael Feder, President and CEO of Radar Logic, states “the evidence continues to support the view that housing has stabilized and is in the early stages of recovery.” However, the report also reminds Continue reading… Record Foreclosure Rate Could Hurt Demand For Homes and Slow Recovery
Dennis Norman Radarlogic Housing Market Report Shows First November-December Increase in Home Prices Since 2004- Also shows a 44 percent year-over-year increase in housing transactions in December Finally, some good news on the home front…literally. According to the Housing Market Report that was just released by Radarlogic, their RPX Composite Price, which tracks home prices Continue reading… Home Prices Increase From November-to-December – First Time Since 2004 |
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