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30.07.26 - 10:15
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US-Häusermarkt: Kein Schwung in Sicht (DZ Bank)
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Wegen den erhöhten Zinsen ist auch nach vier schwachen Jahren am US-Häusermarkt keine Belebung zu erwarten. In den hochpreisigen Regionen sind die Preise auf dem Rückzug, aber auch in anderen Landesteilen ging es zuletzt etwas abwärts. Mit stärkeren Preisrückgängen rechnen wir in den kommenden Monaten jedoch nicht, da der Neubau wohl schwach bleiben wird.. --- Seit Mitte Mai liegt der Zinssatz für eine Hypothek mit einem 30jährigen Festzins jedoch wieder oberhalb von 6,5% und der leichte Schwung hat sich wieder gelegt. Der Markt wird wohl auch 2026 – das fünfte Jahr in Folge – nur so dahin dümpeln. Wegen anhaltenden Inflationssorgen und einer robusten Konjunktur ist ein spürbarer Rückgang bei den Zinsen eher unwahrscheinlich.. --- Da die eigenen vier Wände in den meisten Landesteilen kaum noch bezahlbar sind, liegen die Verkäufe von älteren Häusern unverändert um fast ein Viertel unter dem langjährigen Durchschnitt. Eine Erholung der Marktaktivität ist nicht in Sicht..
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29.07.26 - 17:18
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US-Hypothekenzinsen erreichen höchsten Stand seit rund einem Jahr (Investing.com DE)
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Die Zinsen für US-Hypotheken sind in der vergangenen Woche über verschiedene Arten von Immobilienkrediten hinweg auf den höchsten Stand seit rund einem Jahr gestiegen. Der Anstieg folgte auf den wiederaufgeflammten Konflikt zwischen den USA und dem Iran, der die Ölpreise und die Renditen von US-Staatsanleihen in die Höhe trieb. Letztere dienen als Referenzwert für die Finanzierungskosten von Wohnimmobilien...
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28.07.26 - 15:21
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US Home Prices Unexpectedly Jumped In May; Chicago Leading, Vegas Lagging (ZeroHedge)
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US Home Prices Unexpectedly Jumped In May; Chicago Leading, Vegas Lagging
Having declined for three straight months, US home prices in America's 20 largest cities was expected to rise very marginally (+0.1% MoM) in May (according to the latest data from S&P Cotality Case-Shiller).
Instead, home prices accelerated 0.3% MoM (better than expected), lifting the annual appreciation to +1.63% YoY - the fastest annual price gain since July 2025...
“Monthly price appreciation continues to reflect the seasonal strength often associated with the spring homebuying season,” Rebecca Kaufman, Associate Director of Commodities at S&P Dow Jones Indice observed.
“On a non-seasonally adjusted (NSA) basis, the National Index rose 0.6% in May from April, while the 10-City and 20-City Composites each advanced 0.9%."
After adjusting for seasonality, the National Index declined 0.05% month over month, while the 10-City and 20-City Composites posted modest gains of 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively.
"The...
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24.07.26 - 17:57
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US New Home Sales Rise For First Time In 3 Months As Prices Near 5-Year Lows (ZeroHedge)
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US New Home Sales Rise For First Time In 3 Months As Prices Near 5-Year Lows
With Case-Shiller reporting existing home price declines in half of America's largest cities, and despite a weaker homebuilder confidence print, New Home Sales were expected to rebound from April and May's ugly declines... and they did, but only very modestly.
New home sales rose 1.6% MoM (+4.8% MoM exp) marking the first rise in three months, but May's 7.3% MoM decline was revised up to a mere 4.3% MoM decline.
However, this bounce was not enough to get annual sales positive (still down 5.6% YoY)...
Overall, new home sales have really gone nowhere for four years (but on the bright side, they are not as bad as existing- and pending-home-sales)...
It seems lower mortgage rates (admittedly having risen for the last month) did nothing to help move new home sales, and now they are on the rise again...
Median new home prices dropped for the second month in a row, back near their lowest levels since 2021...
The declin...
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18.07.26 - 17:51
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More Than 227,000 US Property Foreclosure Filings In First Half Of 2026 (ZeroHedge)
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More Than 227,000 US Property Foreclosure Filings In First Half Of 2026
Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times,
A total of 227,548 properties in the United States made foreclosure filings in the first six months of this year, a 21 percent increase from the same period last year, according to real estate analytics company ATTOM.
The first half foreclosure filings are also up by 28 percent from the same period two years back, ATTOM said in a July 16 report.
In states with a minimum of 500 foreclosure filings, Idaho registered the largest year-over-year increase: 59 percent. This was closely followed by Colorado with 57 percent, Georgia with 52 percent, and North Carolina with 47 percent.
Foreclosure is a legal process by which a mortgage lender repossesses a property after the borrower fails to make mortgage payments on time. Initially, the lender issues a notice of default once payments are missed for 90 days. If the borrower fails to settle the claim within 30 days, the lender can ...
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