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With homebuying ‘more expensive than ever,’ buyers are backing out of deals at a record pace
Finance
With homebuying ‘more expensive than ever,’ buyers are backing out of deals at a record pace
By Alena BotrosJuly 23, 2024
A Fed interest rate cut won’t send mortgage rates plummeting, a top housing analyst says
Finance
A Fed interest rate cut won’t send mortgage rates plummeting, a top housing analyst says
By Alena BotrosJuly 19, 2024
Home prices are still sky-high, but the frenzied housing market is slowly coming down to Earth
Finance
Home prices are still sky-high, but the frenzied housing market is slowly coming down to Earth
By Alena BotrosJuly 17, 2024
Monthly housing payments have almost doubled in swing states since the last election
Finance
Monthly housing payments have almost doubled in swing states since the last election
By Alena BotrosJuly 16, 2024
Mortgage rate waiting game means buyers gained more than $20,000 in purchasing power
Finance
Mortgage rate waiting game means buyers gained more than $20,000 in purchasing power
By Alena BotrosJuly 15, 2024
Investors scooped up close to 15% of homes sold in first quarter—‘a bigger piece of the pie than in any other’
Finance
Investors scooped up close to 15% of homes sold in first quarter—‘a bigger piece of the pie than in any other’
By Alena BotrosJuly 11, 2024
Top economist: Buyers and sellers should brace themselves for the 6% mortgage rate reality
Finance
Top economist: Buyers and sellers should brace themselves for the 6% mortgage rate reality
By Alena BotrosJuly 10, 2024
Jerome Powell
Finance
Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns: Inflation isn’t ‘the only risk we face’
By Craig Torres and BloombergJuly 9, 2024
If mortgage rates stay above 6.5%, ‘the chances of an imminent recovery are slim’ for housing demand, Capital Economics says 
Finance
If mortgage rates stay above 6.5%, ‘the chances of an imminent recovery are slim’ for housing demand, Capital Economics says 
By Alena BotrosJuly 5, 2024
30-year mortgage rate climbs to just under 7%, pushing up borrowing costs for the first time since May
Personal Finance
30-year mortgage rate climbs to just under 7%, pushing up borrowing costs for the first time since May
By Alex Veiga and The Associated PressJuly 4, 2024
We’re passing through ‘the worst housing affordability crisis’ ever seen, former Housing Secretary says—and it isn’t going to fix itself
Finance
We’re passing through ‘the worst housing affordability crisis’ ever seen, former Housing Secretary says—and it isn’t going to fix itself
By Alena BotrosJuly 3, 2024
Mature couple hugging in front of modern home.
Finance
Homeowners are sitting on a record amount of equity, driving a shift toward more expensive homes, top economist says 
By Alena BotrosJuly 1, 2024
Model house locked with chain
Finance
The housing market’s lock-in effect could last into the next decade as mortgage rates stay high even with Fed cuts, BofA says
By Jason MaJune 29, 2024
Robert Reffkin, founder and chief executive officer of Urban Compass Inc
Finance
The magic mortgage rate is anything below 6%, top real estate CEO says
By Alena BotrosJune 24, 2024
Will Trump’s economic policies really cause ‘the mother of all stagflations’? Here’s what experts say
Finance
Will Trump’s economic policies really cause ‘the mother of all stagflations’? Here’s what experts say
By Will DanielJune 22, 2024
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