For quite some time, economists and a slew of so-called experts have debated what will happen with the US housing, with conflicting narratives now dominating social media platforms and fueling speculation. But it's important to remember that in today's era of YouTube and TikTok videos, almost anyone can call themselves an expert. That's why we bring together some of the top industry analysts and real estate data every month to give you a complete view of what's really going on in the housing market and the economy.

May is National Home Improvement Month, and what better time to unlock the full potential of your home than now? Whether it's a simple renovation or a major home remodel, upgrading your home can have a huge impact on your quality of life. From improving energy efficiency to enhancing functionality, a home remodel can make your living space more comfortable and convenient. And when your home works for you, everything else just falls into place.

A home equity line of credit (HELOC) is the perfect tool for debt consolidation, making home improvements, affording college expenses, or even purchasing a car. It’s flexible and allows you to tap into the equity you’ve already built in your home for whatever needs arise. With Nuvision’s incredibly low starting rate of 2.49% (nearly half the national average, according to Bankrate), a HELOC could be the best way for you to accomplish your goals.

Over the last couple of weeks, housing market data has given real estate experts hope that the market may be showing signs of stabilization.

Spring is a season of new beginnings, which means it’s the perfect time to spruce up your home and fix the things that have been driving you crazy all winter. Whether you want to dive into major kitchen remodels or brighten up your yard new plants and landscaping, home improvements can add value to your home. Here are seven areas to consider improving this spring:

According to Steven Thomas, Real Estate Expert and Author of the Orange County Housing Report, “In the past few years, there has been a severe inventory crisis initially instigated by the pandemic and now due to the high mortgage rate environment.”

While the market certainly experienced some major trouble during 2022, there are signs of hope on the horizon – especially for buyers. Find out what the top industry experts are predicting for the housing market in 2023.

As we head into 2023, the economy and the housing market are high on the list of worries for many homeowners. Unfortunately, housing sales have fallen for the ninth consecutive month, with transactions down 28.4% compared to last year. Nationwide, prices have also come down, with the average home price down to $379,100 compared to $413,800 in June.