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Harnessing the Power of iVALUATION as an Interactive AVM

iVALUATION from Veros Real Estate Solutions redefines property valuation with its interactive AVM capabilities. This powerful tool delivers accurate, flexible, and data-driven insights for mortgage originators, lenders, and investors. Learn how iVALUATION supports smarter decision-making with tailored property assessments and robust reporting features.

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Veros’ Reflection on the 2023 Brookings’ AVM Report

As an Automated Valuation Model (AVM) provider for residential property valuation, Veros Real Estate Solutions (Veros®) would like to thank Brookings for its report, “Governing the Ascendancy of Automated Valuation Models,” published in October 2023, and its contribution to the ongoing discourse in the field of AVMs and their societal impacts.

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When Will Home Prices Go Down? Expert Forecasts Vary

Read the latest CBS News Money Watch article titled “When Will Home Prices Go Down? Expert Forecasts Vary,” where Eric Fox, Veros Real Estate Solutions Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of Analytics, shares his latest thoughts on how potential homebuyers can manage the current real estate market’s prices.

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“Staying Put” is the New “Downsizing” in Today’s Housing Market

Baby boomers’ share of real estate wealth was 43.5% in Q2 2023. The boomers own the largest share of real estate wealth and overtook the Silent generation in 2000 and have maintained their top spot since then. And they are in no hurry to relinquish their top spot, opting to stay in their current homes

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Will San Francisco’s technology sector lead the housing market recovery?

The AI industry is flourishing, resulting in an expected real estate demand increase. However, Housing prices in San Francisco are still unaffordable. It remains unclear whether the housing market will improve in a big way, despite VeroFORECAST predicting a 3.6% drop in housing prices over the next 12 months in the city.

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