U.S. Housing Dashboard

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U.S. Housing Market Dashboard. Grab the chart and study along!

Indicators used: USCSHPIYY, FIXHAI, USHST, USBP, USEHS, USMAPL, MORTGAGE30US, DRSFRMACBS

Row 1: Prices and affordability
Row 2: Supply
Row 3: Demand
Row 4: Financing conditions and mortgage stress

USCSHPIYY
  • Measuring: Case-Shiller Home Price Index (YoY)
  • Relevance: Benchmark measure of U.S. home price appreciation
  • Observe: Rising YoY = price inflation / tight supply; Falling YoY = correction risk


FIXHAI
  • Measuring: Housing Affordability Index (Fixed)
  • Relevance: Tracks if a median-income family can afford a median-priced home given current prices and mortgage rates
  • Observe: >100 = affordability is healthy; <100 = affordability stress


USHST
  • Measuring: Housing Starts
  • Relevance: Actual new residential construction activity, near-term supply
  • Observe: Growth = builder confidence; Decline = slowdown in new supply


USBP
  • Measuring: Building Permits
  • Relevance: Future housing pipeline, leading indicator of supply
  • Observe: Decline = pipeline drying up; Increase = expansion confidence


USEHS
  • Measuring: Existing Home Sales
  • Relevance: Resale activity, and demand in the housing market
  • Observe: Rising = strong demand/liquidity; Falling = frozen or weakening market


USMAPL
  • Measuring: Mortgage Applications
  • Relevance: Fast-moving gauge of homebuyer demand, reacts quickly to mortgage rate changes
  • Observe: Surges = buyers returning; Declines = affordability bite


MORTGAGE30US
  • Measuring: 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate
  • Relevance: Central financing cost, primary driver of affordability
  • Observe: Rising = demand slowdown; Falling = demand boost


DRSFRMACBS
  • Measuring: Delinquency Rate on Single-Family Residential Mortgages (Commercial Banks)
  • Relevance: Tracks financial stress in the housing market via late payments and defaults
  • Observe: Rising = cracks in housing/credit cycle; Falling = stability and healthier credit conditions

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