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Home prices have resumed their upward climb despite mortgage rates that have doubled post-COVID. According to Craig J. Lazzara, Managing Director at S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices, the National Index for July hit an all-time high. That index, which covers all nine U.S. census divisions, rose 1.0 percent from the previous July, after posting zero change on an annual basis in June.  The 10-City Composite showed an increase of 0.9 percent after a 0.5 percent loss the p...

The gain in housing costs is far from the runaway price appreciation seen early in the pandemic.

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 For decades, institutional investors have been major players in the multifamily space. Now they’re turning their attention to detached single-family rental homes — a market segment that traditionally has been dominated by individual owners or small businesses.

Rents are likely to keep rising for the rest of this year with little chance of relief as strong population growth outstrips the supply of new dwellings.

Today we talk to CoreLogic's Jonathan Gallo about the collaborative and cloud-centric approach that CoreLogic is taking with its clients.

When we talk about real estate, we talk about people; when we talk about the people in real estate, we talk about collaboration.

A perfect storm of rising costs thats threatening to shatter the lives of everyday Aussies.

Higher demand and constrained supply is set to push Melbourne’s housing market to outperform Sydney over the next two years, KPMG predicts.

Reports of a recession have been greatly exaggerated, writes Michael Brush.