Author: Reventure Data

Florida Housing Crash just entered a New Phase ($105,000 discounts on short sales)

Florida Housing Market: Why Sellers Are Taking $100K Losses

A home that sold for $304,000 just three years ago is now listed for $195,000. The Florida Housing Market is producing six-figure losses as distressed sales and foreclosures reach levels not seen in years. The data suggests the biggest opportunities for buyers may still be ahead. Across parts of the state, sellers are beginning to […]

America Birth Rate Just Hit a Record Low (Here is what it means for Housing)

Birth Rates Drop 60%: Why the US Housing Market Will Change

Birth Rates have dropped 60% since 1991, creating one of the biggest long-term risks facing the U.S. housing market and adding another structural challenge to the U.S. housing bubble. One of the most concerning trends is that the U.S. birth rate fell to barely over 1% of the population in 2025, while the death rate continues […]

The Midwest Now Leads America in Rent Growth (10 of the Top 15 Markets Are Here)

Why 10 of 15 Top U.S. Rent Growth Markets Are in the Midwest

The biggest housing trend in America isn’t happening where most investors are looking. Ten of the 15 top U.S. Rent Growth markets since 2022 are located in the Midwest and Northeast, signaling a major shift in housing demand. While Florida, Texas, and Arizona led the pandemic boom, today’s strongest rent increases are occurring in affordable […]

U.S. Home Prices Fall Where Remote Work Hit 33% in 2021

U.S. Home Prices Fall Where Remote Work Hit 33% in 2021

U.S. Home Prices Fall Where Remote Work Hit 33% in 2021. This single statistic captures one of the biggest shifts happening in today’s housing market. During the pandemic, counties with the highest concentration of remote workers experienced some of the fastest home price appreciation in America. Buyers left expensive urban centers, searched for larger homes, […]

Homebuilder Market: Why Builders Face a 2009-Style Downturn

Homebuilder Market: Why Builders Face a 2009-Style Downturn

The homebuilder market is showing warning signs not seen since the 2008-09 housing crash. Builders are sitting on a growing pipeline of homes that buyers simply aren’t purchasing fast enough. While completed homes continue to sell at a reasonable pace, future inventory is piling up at levels that suggest demand for new construction has weakened […]

Housing Affordability: What a $2,724 Mortgage Payment Means

Housing Affordability: Homebuyers Now Pay $2,724 a Month

Skyrocketing mortgage costs are a big problem for the U.S. housing market. Housing affordability has reached its worst level in modern history, with the typical homebuyer now paying $2,724 per month to own a home, including the mortgage, property taxes, and homeowners’ insurance. That’s an 82% increase since before the pandemic and 72% higher than […]

Nashville Housing Inventory Has Surged 315%: What Next?

Nashville's Housing Inventory Has Surged 315%; Is a Price Correction Next?

Something big is happening with Nashville Housing Inventory. Housing supply has climbed to more than 11,000 active listings, marking a staggering 315% increase over the past four years. That’s the highest level of inventory the metro has seen in at least a decade, and it comes at a time when buyer demand is beginning to […]

New York Housing Market: Why Upstate New York Is Beating the U.S

New York Housing Market: Why Upstate New York Is Beating the U.S

The New York housing market is having a moment right now. Five of the top 10 home price appreciation markets in the United States are now located in New York State. Even more surprising, every one of them is in Upstate or Western New York. That’s a remarkable turnaround for a region that many investors […]