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April price gains may have set a record for setting records and Black Knight, in its Mortgage Monitor for the month, runs them down. The annual rate of price increases , 14.8 percent, was the highest in the company's records dating back to the mid-1990s. Single-family prices rose even higher, 15.6 percent. Condo gains were significantly more restrained at 10 percent. April marked the 17th straight month of home price gains and they continue to accelerate sharply even as affordability is growing tight. Black Knight says before 2021 the largest single month increase was 1.53 percent in April 2004 and pre-2021 month-over-month appreciation exceeded 1.5 percent only two additional times in Black Knight's records (May 2004, and April 2005.) Price increases have broken through that barrier in each
Rob Chrisman
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I hope that Google never shuts down. I know six, maybe seven, things. I know that the President’s plane was delayed seven hours this morning due to cicadas. Another thing I know is that Freddie spelled out its graduated cap on non-owner and 2 n... (read more)
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April price gains may have set a record for setting records and Black Knight, in its Mortgage Monitor for the month, runs them down. The annual rate of price increases , 14.8 percent, was the highest in the company's records dating back to the mid-19... (read more)
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The nation's mortgage delinquency rate is inching closer to its pre-pandemic level as early stage delinquencies improve. CoreLogic says that in March of this year 4.9 percent of all mortgages were 30 days or more past due, including loans in foreclos... (read more)
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