The housing market is returning to historical growth. This report elucidates that movement, checks in with current supply and demand, and forecasts the future of Home Price Appreciation (HPA).

This report describes the historical performance of owner-occupied residential real estate relative to other asset classes in inflationary periods & tightening cycles & also reveals how it can provide excess returns relative to stocks & bonds.

As mortgage rates have risen rapidly in the second half of 2022, Unison expects the national housing market to transition over the next twelve months. The effects will differ by region--our report includes the forecast.

The report notes that U.S. households currently hold over $29 trillion in untapped equity, and highlights how homeowners may want to consider putting their assets to use.

In this paper, we seek to answer the question of what Unison believes will happen to HPA in the current environment of rising interest rates, inflation, and chronic housing supply shortage.

With the recent increase in the 30-year mortgage rate, housing investors are seeking to understand the impact of rising rates and inflation on home price appreciation (HPA).

While Unison focuses primarily on mid to long-term forecasts of home price appreciation, we have collated the short term views from market participants on behalf of our clients given the incredible investment performance in 2021.

2021 has been a banner year for home equity values across the country. The Unison team shares insights on which places thrived, which didn't, and what this means for homeowners.

Performance analysis of the company’s assets over the past decade as well as insight into the scope and scale of asset opportunities and growth in the home co-investing category.

A confluence of positives has driven markets for the past decade: decreasing interest rates, lower volatility, increasing liquidity, growing equity prices, and tightening credit markets.

Owner-occupied residential (OOR) real estate is both the predominant and most overlooked subsector in real estate. It also offers the lowest volatility and one of the best risk-adjusted returns among core real estate sectors.

by Richard Fu, Brodie Gay and Sam Lin

Covid-19 has resulted in countries voluntarily halting economic activity. We contemplate how this sudden economic interruption will affect residential real estate valuation.

Fast and robust algorithms for computing benchmark indices. The paper was authored by Brodie Gay, VP of Research.

The paper was authored by Brodie Gay, Brad Lookabaugh, and Rayan Rafay.