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One question that naturally arises is how do hurricanes impact home prices after they hit? The answer may be surprising.
To investigate, we looked at a list of the 20 most expensive hurricanes on record (adjusted for inflation) in the US from the last 32 years.
Watch our Housing Market Insider interview with Veros’ Chief Economist, Eric Fox, and Salt Lake City’s very own Market Expert Dave Robison, ‘Utah Dave’ Robison, to get both the data and the feet on the street insight.
The latest unemployment data shows some states are doing better or worse than their pre-pandemic values.
Watch our Housing Market Insider interview with Veros’ Chief Economist, Eric Fox, and Salt Lake City’s very own Market Expert Dave Robison, ‘Utah Dave’ Robison, to get both the data and the feet on the street insight.
The latest unemployment data shows some states are doing better or worse than their pre-pandemic values.
“The VeroFORECAST data continues to exhibit upward price pressure in nearly all markets throughout 2021 and into 2022,” said Darius Bozorgi, CEO of Veros Real Estate Solutions.
Actionable data is now available to commercial builders and commercial real estate owners to identify losses more quickly after disaster strikes Santa Ana, Calif., May 24, 2021—Veros Real Estate Solutions, an industry leader in enterprise risk management and collateral valuation services, announced today the addition of commercial properties to its Veros Disaster Data Solution product. …
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New United States weather data shows ‘obvious’ effects of climate change at a time when catastrophic events have intensified. Weather data recently released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a U.S. scientific agency that tracks weather data, shows that the U.S. is getting warmer and parts of it are getting wetter. Every ten years, …
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Google reported last week that the search question “When is the housing market going to crash?” had spiked 2,450% in the past month. “Why is the market so hot?” searches had doubled in just a week. Are consumers right to worry that house prices may be in a bubble that’s about to burst?
The bigger question remains: is this growth likely to continue into 2021? Or is this just a hot trend that will fizzle out sooner than later.
