The KCM Blog

Foreclosures

Do Subprime Concentrations Lead to Other Foreclosures?

December 7, 2011

We are again honored to have Ken H. Johnson, Ph.D. — Florida International University (FIU) and Editor of the Journal of Housing Research as our guest blogger. To view other research from FIU, visit http://realestate.fiu.edu/. – The KCM Crew Does the presence of a cluster of subprime mortgages in a neighborhood lead to a greater likelihood of [...]

Read the full article →

Challenges Also Seen in the Larger Mortgages

December 2, 2011

InfoGraphic Share

Read the full article →

The Wealthy Are Also Defaulting on Their Mortgages

November 30, 2011

There are many who believe that mortgage delinquencies in their region are concentrated in the middle-to-lower income neighborhoods. Actually, the research shows the number of delinquencies in the higher priced sections are currently exceeding the percentages in less affluent areas. The most recent Mortgage Monitor issued by LPS reports that the largest increase in both [...]

Read the full article →

One Thing That Still Concerns Us

November 15, 2011

There is no doubt that the housing market is stumbling to a recovery.  This past week Lawrence Yun, NAR’s chief economist, predicted a 4% increase in sales next year. Last month, Celia Chen of Moody’s Analytics projected sales to increase over 20% in 2012.  Any increase in transactions will be welcomed. However, we believe there [...]

Read the full article →

Uncle Sam Wants You! – To Rent from Him

November 1, 2011

Today, we are again honored to have Ken H. Johnson, Ph.D. — Florida International University (FIU) and Editor of the Journal of Housing Research as our guest blogger. To view other research from FIU, visit http://realestate.fiu.edu/. Dr. Johnson will also be speaking at NAR’s Conference and Expo in Anaheim. For more information click here. – The KCM [...]

Read the full article →

The Vicious Cycle of Foreclosures

September 30, 2011

  InfoGraphic Share

Read the full article →

← Previous Entries