Ivy discussed what’s currently frustrating her about the housing market — including the factors holding back a stronger rebound. She also highlighted some of the lesser-discussed headwinds impacting the sector.
Ivy discussed what’s currently frustrating her about the housing market — including the factors holding back a stronger rebound. She also highlighted some of the lesser-discussed headwinds impacting the sector.
Following years of record in-migration and building activity, the Sun Belt and Mountain West are entering a new phase of balance.
“There’s a herd mentality, for sure,” said Ryan McKeveny. “Homebuilders all gravitate to the same exact markets.”
Our latest analysis shows that inventory across markets such as Austin, Denver, and Dallas has surged, while prices have softened year over year. In contrast, many Midwest and Northeast metros remain supply-constrained, supporting continued home price growth.
Dive into the article for deeper insights into how regional housing dynamics are evolving.
Zelman served as Co-Manager on Five Point’s recent $450 million senior notes offering due 2030. Five Point is a leading land developer, focusing on owning and developing mixed-use, planned communities across California.
Zelman served as Co-Manager on Century Communities' recent $500 million Senior Notes due 2033. Century Communities is one of the largest homebuilders in the U.S., focusing on entry-level, first and second time move-up, and lifestyle home buyers across 16 states and 45 markets.
Ivy joined CNBC’s Diana Olick to talk where she believes mortgage rates are headed, the trends she is seeing in home pricing, regional real estate trends.
In today’s volatile market, single-family rental owners and property managers are navigating longer days on market, reduced pricing power and incremental supply. Jesse chats with Marc Cunningham about the latest findings from Zelman’s Single-Family Rental Survey, including: Occupancy rate shifts, renewal rent growth vs. new lease rates and the real cost of property maintenance.
Ivy spoke to Adam Taggert about the real estate market remains a tangled mess. Commercial real estate has crashed hard under higher interest rates and tighter lending standards. However, higher mortgage rates have NOT brought down residential home prices, at least not on a national average...yet. That said, transactions remain frozen up, languishing at the lowest level in decades. Where is all this headed? Are things likely to get better, or worse, from here? In an increasing number of metros, especially where homebuilders are active, Ivy sees conditions starting to favor buyers.