Although most markets will see home values rise, Texas and North Dakota are a different story
More condos are being proposed or built by Chinese developers
Realtor.com metrics show California, Colorado and Texas markets are strong
Aggregated, standardized data provides national insight for investors
22 percent of homebuyers who purchased a home spanning February 2014 to February 2015 were previously involved with a distressed sale
Top markets include Denver, Dallas, Houston, Austin and Seattle
Construction permits issued for nearly 2,100 new single-family homes in first 4 months of 2015
New data from Black Knight shows principal, interest at 21 percent of gross monthly income
Region claims 7 of the top 10 markets for rent growth since June 2014
Share of institutional investors drops to 2.4 percent in May
Conduits issued $5.4 billion of multifamily loans during first 5 months of 2015
Median and average sales prices rose by 6 percent
Denver and San Francisco see 10 percent year-over-year increases
Demand for higher-end product among reasons cited
Sales volume up 0.9 percent in May compared to April, according to NAR
More than 94 percent of mortgages are current and performing, according to a survey encompassing 8 national banks
Housing start volumes mean material producers and suppliers will start raising prices
Despite record resale prices, price growth is expected to remain flat this summer
Older millennials shifting toward a more positive view of purchasing a home
An overwhelming majority of US counties with high populations are more affordable than historical averages
