Team Thayer Property Servicing

Consumers grow uneasy as the spring season comes to a close and recent gains in the housing market begin to decline.  Clear Capital, Inc. , a provider of data and solutions for real estate asset valuation and collateral risk assessment, recently released its  Home Data Index (HDI) Market Report with data through June 2015 that shows that 2015 will be a non-growth year. In January, the company forecasted total national housing market growth for 2015 to reach 1.3 percent, more than five percent lower than growth for 2014 at 6.7 percent. The adjusted forecast presumes that year-end national growth will come in at 2.6 percent, falling within the projected range of 1 percent to 3 percent. “With a first full look of the spring buying season and six-month update to the forecast, our data through June confirms our initial projection that 2015 would be a non-growth year," said Alex Villacorta, Ph.D., VP of research and analytics at Clear Capital. “Here we are six months later, ...