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The FAFH released their House Price appreciation index on single-family homes with conforming loan amounts. Home prices rose 1.6% in June and are up 18.8% year over year, up from 18% in the previous report.

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963k individuals filed for unemployment benefits falling below 1M for the first time since March. This is a nice improvement, but the additional $600 in unemployment expired recently which could have been an incentive to go back to work & a partial reason for the improvement.

The ADP Employment Report showed that there were 20.236 million job losses, which is the worst on record, in the month of April. This was in-line with expectations calling for 20 million job losses. March’s figure was also revised lower from - 26,594 to -149,000 job losses.

Initial Jobless Claims totaled 3.8 million last week, close to market expectations. Factoring in the amount of new claims, continuing claims, and the labor force, MBS Highway estimates there to be a 17% unemployment rate.

Home prices rose 0.7% in Feb. and 5.7% year over year. This is data before Covid-19, but does show how strong housing was prior. We expect home prices to take a hit due to job losses and demand, but being up 5.7% provides some cushion and may prevent gains from going negative.

Initial Jobless Claims totaled 5.25 million last week, down slightly from 6.6 million in the previous report. These numbers are still alarming but off the peak.

The Case-Shiller Home Price Index, showed that homes appreciated 3.8% year over year in December, which was a big increase from 3.5% in November. Phoenix (6.5%), Charlotte (5.3%), and Tampa (5.2%) led the gains, but every city in the index saw gains for the second straight month.

CoreLogic released their report for November. Loans 30-days or more past due increased from 3.7% to 3.9%, while loans delinquent 90-days or more, remained unchanged at 1.3%. Seriously delinquent homes in foreclosure were unchanged at 0.4%. Delinquencies remain near 20-year lows.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that there were 225,000 jobs created in the month of January, which was much higher than the 160,000 expected. The Unemployment Rate ticked up from 3.5% to 3.6%. Average hourly earnings increased from 2.9% to 3.1% year over year.

CoreLogic reported that home prices rose 0.3% in December and 4.0% year over year. CoreLogic also forecasts that home prices will appreciate by 5.2% in the year going forward, which slightly lower pace from the 5.3% forecasted in the previous report, but still very strong.

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Pending Home Sales, which measures contracts on existing homes was down 4.9% in December. Year over year, Pending Home Sales are still up 4.6%. The National Association of Realtors said that the reason for the drop in signed contracts was not demand, but a lack of inventory.

There were 216,000 individuals who filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week. This is lower than the previous report.

The FHFA released their House Price Index, which measures price appreciation on Single Family #homes . Today’s report showed that home prices rose 0.2% in November and 4.9% year over year. This was a slight drop from 5.0% in the previous report, but still very solid. #mortgages