Most Vulnerable Counties in Third Quarter of 2020 Concentrated in States Running from Connecticut through Maryland; New York City, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and Now Philadelphia Among Areas with Clusters of High-Risk Counties; Midwest Joins the West as Regions Less at Risk of Housing-Market Problems IRVINE, Calif. — Oct. 8, 2020 — ATTOM Data Solutions, curator of the… Read More »
Click here to listen to this webinar featuring exclusive insight from ATTOM Data Solutions Chief Product and Technology Officer, Todd Teta, and Haus Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of Analytics, Ralph McLaughlin, as they dive into the distressed housing market and what to expect to see in the coming months amid the Coronavirus pandemic…. Read More »
Majority of the 50 Most Vulnerable Counties in Second Quarter of 2020 Located in States Spanning Connecticut through Florida and in Illinois; Chicago, New York City, Baltimore and Washington, D.C., areas Have Clusters of Counties in Top 50; West Region Less at Risk of Housing-Related Issues IRVINE, Calif. — July 10, 2020 — ATTOM Data Solutions,… Read More »
The nation’s housing market showed mixed signs of fending off the Coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 as home prices continued rising throughout the Nation, but sales slumped at a pace not seen in more than a decade. In the first indication of the pandemic’s impact on the housing market, transactional single-family homes and condo sales… Read More »
Due to the economic impact of the Coronavirus, analysts predict a prospective rise in the number of foreclosures over the next several months. As such, as a real estate investor it’s wise to make sure you keep a close watch over changing trends in the distressed market. In this article, we explore how COVID-19 may… Read More »
ATTOM Data Solutions recently released a special report spotlighting the U.S. housing markets more or less vulnerable to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. The analysis found that the Northeast has the largest concentration of the most at-risk counties, with clusters in New Jersey and Florida, while the West and Midwest have the smallest. This… Read More »
