NY Fed Study on Home Prices & Ownership Rates Shows Skewed Recovery Benefits
A report on home prices and housing wealth contains a set of interesting charts and observations.
The New York Fed report on Home Prices, Housing Wealth and Home Equity Extraction provides an interesting look at home prices and home ownership rates before and after the recovery.
Mortgage Debt
Home Prices
Ownership Rate
Home Ownership Rates by Age
Housing Wealth
Median Borrower Equity 2006
Median Borrower Equity 2011
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Bedian Borrower Equity 2017
Wealth Shift
Cash Out Refis Pick Up
Borrowers Older
Leveraging Wealth or Struggling to Pay Bills?
- 2006 originators were primarily levering up, with a small decline in average credit card balances, and piggybacks a large share
- 2017 originators’ credit reports show evidence of credit card and student loan consolidation
NY Fed Wrap-UP
- Home prices have recovered, but homeownership has not, especially for younger Americans, compounded by tight underwriting
- Housing wealth has shifted toward older, more creditworthy borrowers
- Equity extraction is relatively low now, considering potential uses to borrowers and high levels of tappable equity
Mish Wrap-Up
- Congratulations, Fed, you blew another bubble in which new borrowers cannot afford homes.
- Cash-out refis have accelerated recently.
- The NAR constantly moans about lack of supply of homes. As boomers die off, supply will increase.
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Mike "Mish" Shedlock