Consumer Research
-
Research Brief | June 17, 2022
Housing Sentiment in the Second Quarter of 2022
In the second quarter of 2022, market confidence in the housing market has reached its lowest point since the onset of the pandemic. More
-
Research Brief | May 23, 2022
Majority of Aging Adults Likely to Age in Place
Financial gains made by U.S. adults age 55 and older has made them more confident for retirement, and the two-thirds who intend to age in place may be more financially equipped to do so. More
-
Research Brief | April 21, 2022
Did COVID-19 Affect Urban Renters’ Living Plans?
Our survey showed urban renters’ feelings about city living remain consistent, but renters assigned more value to certain aspects of their communities than early in the pandemic. More
-
Research Brief | April 11, 2022
Housing Sentiment in the First Quarter of 2022
In the first quarter of 2022, we found that people remain confident in the strength of the U.S. housing market, a view that was catalyzed by low interest rates. More
-
Research Brief | April 11, 2022
Severe Weather May Inspire Many to Move
Our survey showed a large percentage would consider moving if severe weather becomes more frequent in their area. More
-
Consumer Research | October 13, 2021
Survey of Single Women Finds Low Confidence in Homeownership Prospects
New consumer research from Freddie Mac found that the pandemic disrupted the homeownership goals of single female heads of households (SFHOHs). More