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Yanling Mayer holds the position of principal, economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at CoreLogic. She conducts analysis of housing and mortgage markets. A financial economist by training, Mayer has a great depth of professional experience in economic and market research.
Prior to joining CoreLogic, she was director of research with FNC, Inc., a mortgage technology company and industry leading provider of appraisal workflow and collateral valuation platforms, where she was responsible for housing analysis and collateral-focused analytics research. She earned her bachelor’s degree in finance from Shanghai University of Economics and Finance, her master’s degree in economics from the University of Mississippi and her doctorate in finance from the University of Mississippi.
The real savings that many potential buyers expected from record-low interest rates were quickly outstripped by the pandemic-fueled housing demand and price increases that followed a temporary market shutdown.
The housing market’s recovery in summer 2020 from the outbreak of the pandemic was largely unexpected: by July, despite a high unemployment rate with more than 16.3 million people out of work, home sales rebounded strongly to climb back to pre-pandemic levels and surpassed the same-period sales from a year ago.
18 months after the passage of the CARES Act, which provided millions of homeowners the protection of COVID-19 payment forbearance, many mortgage loans are expected to reach the end of forbearance.
An analysis of CoreLogic data finds an extra 2.2% per year in neighborhood price appreciation It has been more than three years since the Tax
New Extensions May Afford Hard-Hit Homeowners Opportunity to Find Financial Footing Recent announcements of forbearance extension by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) came on
Accumulating Missed Payments Pose Challenges to Affordable Post-Forbearance Resolutions As the pandemic wears on, the nation’s unemployment rate remains at elevated levels. With unemployment rate