Video & Podcasts

In this new quarterly series from RiskWire Webcast, Veros provides insight into the national and major metropolitan housing outlook. The series uses data to illustrate how affordability, housing supply, employment, and migration are producing different home-price trends in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Washington metro areas.

In episode #48 of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists discuss the latest home price outlook through June 2027. Discover how mortgage rates, inflation, unemployment, affordability, and housing supply and inventory are shaping the national forecast and driving different outcomes across major U.S. housing markets.

In episode #47 of the RiskWire Webcast Veros’ Economists discuss the idea that home sellers are only willing to sell at the right price. They talk about mortgage rates and accumulated wealth as it relates to sellers’ reluctance. Is it attributed to sound economics or are they simply being stubborn?

Learn how artificial intelligence is being utilized to transform home valuations in episode 14 of RiskWire: On the House. Veros’ modeling team discusses how AI is aiding property condition analysis and making automated valuation models more accurate.

In episode #46 of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists talk about the real impact that investors are having on the housing market in 2026. Is it as significant as many believe?

In the 13th episode of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Senior Research Economist discusses whether homeownership is becoming a luxury in the United States. She considers mortgage rates, home prices, and the lock-in effect as they relate to the 2026 housing market.

In episode #45 of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists discuss today’s housing market in comparison with markets from the past, like 2008. They explore housing supply, home prices, and housing activity as it relates to each particular period to determine the “abnormalities” of today.

In the 12th episode of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Economists look at the data on domestic migration and its impact on the U.S. housing market. They also explain how other factors like supply constraints and new construction are affecting the market.

In episode #44 of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists discuss the state of oil due to the conflict in the Middle East, and how in turn, it is affecting the U.S. Housing Market. They discuss affected factors like inflation, mortgage rates, and new construction.