IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CoreLogic©, a leading global property data and analytics-driven solutions provider, has announced the launch of Discovery Platform™, a cloud-based data exchange and ...

April’s 2% year-over-year home price growth was the lowest recorded since March 2012 CoreLogic’s forecast suggests that all states will again show positive annual home price gains by April 2024 IRVINE ...

There are few industries as vast as the real estate industry. There are nearly 200 million parcels of land in the US and about 1.5 million real estate agents ready to buy or sell them. Real estate is ...

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The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. -- U.S. home prices posted a 4.7% year-over-year gain in June, with only one state posting double-digit gains. -- By ...

Mortgage technology solutions provider CoreLogic on Tuesday announced that its AutomatIQ Borrower tool is expanding to include asset and liabilities analysis capabilities. The company aims to make the ...

DENVER, March 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- LandGate, a leading U.S. data solutions provider for commercial real estate and energy today announced a strategic alliance with CoreLogic®, a leader in global ...

On an annual basis, home prices rose by 3.4% in September, the slowest growth rate in over a year, and are projected to slow to 2.3% by the same time next year. Miami continued to post the highest ...

(NEXSTAR) – Mortgage rates are pulling back from their dream-crushing highs of last year, but homeowners in 20 U.S. cities may want to brace for higher home prices, a new study found. Real estate data ...

The acquisition of Roostify by CoreLogic aims to streamline the user experience in the mortgage application process. By incorporating Roostify’s mortgage application software into CoreLogic’s suite of ...

Flood loss for residential properties from Hurricane Irma is estimated at $25 billion to $38 billion. This includes storm surge, inland and flash flooding in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina ...