RiskWire: On the House

EP 13: Is Homeownership Becoming a Luxury in America?

In the 13th episode of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Senior Research Economist discusses whether homeownership is becoming a luxury in the United States. She considers mortgage rates, home prices, and the lock-in effect as they relate to the 2026 housing market.

EP 12: Does Migration Increase Home Prices? What the Data Says

In the 12th episode of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Economists look at the data on domestic migration and its impact on the U.S. housing market. They also explain how other factors like supply constraints and new construction are affecting the market.

EP 11: Spring 2026 Housing Market - What to Expect

Will the Spring 2026 housing market be as fruitful as expected? Veros’ Economists explore what the market will look like this season, and whether it will live up to expectations or not. Conversations surrounding affordability, mortgage rates, and the labor market lead the way on the status of the Spring market.

EP 10: Boomers Vs. Gen Z - Who Really Had It Harder in the Housing Market

Baby Boomers and Gen Z both faced hard paths to becoming first-time homebuyers. But who really had it harder? Veros’ Economists and two special guests debate this topic while covering numerous factors such as affordability, shifts in priorities between generations, and much more!

EP 9: Why Are Entry-level Homes Disappearing?

In episode 9 of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Economists explain why entry-level homes are becoming increasingly rare. They also discuss the forces that are pushing builders towards bigger, higher-priced homes, and what that means for future first-time homebuyers.