North Dakota housing market
North Dakota did not record a sustained fall after the 2006 national peak. Typical home values stand at $293,556 today.
North Dakota did not record a sustained fall after the 2006 national peak. Typical home values stand at $293,556 today.
5 forecasts published for North Dakota, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent North Dakota forecast on this site is for 2018 — 8 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
Reporting filed under North Dakota, newest first.
When considering which real estate markets are the best, it is wise to look at home sales among other aspects as this number often reveals a thriving real…
Nearly a quarter of the real estate markets Housing Predictor forecasts in 2008 will see appreciation, while the majority are projected to deflate with…
By Ryan Jackson Nearly half of all foreclosures in the U.S. were in the five hardest hit states in the nation during June, with California, Florida and…
By Mike Colpitts Home prices declined an average of less than one-percent in the U.S. on a year to year basis through the end of March, according to a…
By Mike Colpitts A tighter inventory of homes listed on the market for sale are sending home values rising in some of the most unlikely U.S.
By Mike Colpitts Investors accounted for almost 1 in 4 home purchases during the month of January, up to 23% of purchases, demonstrating that the home buying…
By Mike Colpitts Formal foreclosures or homes that were repossessed by their lenders accounted for 830,000 U.S.
Driven by growing energy markets in natural gas and oil exploration, North Dakota was virtually immune from the Great Recession.
By Mike Colpitts Following years of hard times, declining home values and a record volume of foreclosures, the housing market is finally hitting the bottom…
By Mike Colpitts Record high prices farmers are being paid for crops in the Mid-West are pressuring home prices, and are forecast to inflate home values as…
By Kevin Chiu Indicating that long periods of high underemployment and joblessness are hurting the economy, mortgage delinquencies jumped for the first time…
By Kevin Chiu Home prices declined an average of 4.4% on a year-over-year basis in the U.S.
By Mike Colpitts The Obama administration’s proposal of jobs and spending initiatives would supply much needed aid to the real estate industry, and give the…
By Mike Colpitts Rising home and condominium prices in isolated markets scattered across the U.S.
The way people feel about their personal well being in relationship to money is taking a serious hit as the Wealth Effect leaves Americans feeling poorer, a…
By Kevin Chiu Mortgage defaults, the first step homeowners face in the foreclosure process, surged higher during the month of June demonstrating an increase…
By Kevin Chiu The real estate market is under going the crash of the century and there’s no bottom of the market developing in the hardest hit areas of the…
By Mike Colpitts In places where jobs are more plentiful and workers are in demand local economies are doing much better than the majority of the U.S.
By Mike Colpitts Hindered by financing problems and weak consumer confidence, existing home sales declined in May, falling 3.8% to a seasonally adjusted…
Consumers say it’s going to take a number of years for the housing market to appreciate in value again, according to a new Housing Predictor online poll.
By Mike Colpitts The inventory of U.S. homes that have not yet been foreclosed but are in financial jeopardy recognized as the shadow inventory has declined…
By Mike Colpitts Home prices dropped for six straight months in the U.S., declining by 5.7% on average in January compared to a year earlier, despite the…
It may seem like an unlikely candidate for a boom, but in the western out-posts of North Dakota an oil boom is taking place that has led to a major housing…
In a turning point that demonstrates U.S. housing markets are making a recovery, Housing Predictor is forecasting that local markets in seventeen states will…