Home Values End 2012 on a High Note, but Don’t Expect Such High Appreciation Rates to Continue
U.S. home values ended 2012 up 5.9 percent over the end of 2011, marking five consecutive quarters of national home value appreciation.
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More Homeowners Are Mortgage-Free Than Underwater
Almost 21 million Americans, or 29.3 percent of homeowners, own their homes outright, unencumbered by a mortgage, according to a recent Zillow® analysis of mortgage data.
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Negative Equity Recedes in Third Quarter; Fewer than 30% of Homeowners with Mortgages Now Underwater
According to Zillow’s third quarter Negative Equity Report, negative equity for homeowners with mortgages has fallen to 28.2 percent, down from 30.9 percent in the second quarter.
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Negative Equity Falls in Q2; Half of Borrowers Under 40 Underwater
Today Zillow released our second quarter Negative Equity Report. While we’re happy to report that the negative equity rate for U.S. homeowners with a mortgage has …More
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Negative Equity Rates: How Does Your Neighborhood Fare?
Zillow created an interactive tool to allow you to explore the rates of negative equity in your local area.
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Zillow Negative Equity Report Shows 1 in 3 Mortgage Holders Underwater
Home values have started to eke upward in places. But, so far, this has done little to buoy millions of underwater homeowners who, according to a …More
