Economics Builder Optimism Surges But With Caveats Confidence among homebuilders hits the highest level of the year rising a point to 68 for September in the National Association of Home...
Economics The Impact Higher Mortgage Rates Are Having on the Market Doug Duncan, chief economist for Fannie Mae, joins CNBC’s “The Exchange” to discuss if the recent rise in mortgage rates and the impact for...
Economics Single-Family Rental Projected to Outpace Multifamily in Next Three Years Soaring demand and under supply for residential rental units bodes well for the growth of single-family rentals. This real estate segment is...
Economics Fall Selling Season Quickly Shifts to Buyer’s Market It’s less about the health of the housing market and more about concern for the future of the economy, as buyers are suddenly more cautious...
Economics Which Cities Have the Most/Least to Lose During the Next Slump? When the next recession will begin still is the $64,000 question, but Riverside, Calif., Phoenix, and Miami most likely will see home values...
Economics Fewer Prospects Looking to Buy Although mortgage interests rates have dropped, that carrot hasn’t nudged more people into looking to buy a home. Twelve percent of...
Economics Home Values in Large Cities Growing Faster than in Rural As the longest economic expansion in U.S. history continues, the bulk of job creation occurred in major cities. During previous recoveries...
Economics Home Prices Have Been Rising for 32 Consecutive Months The end of the second quarter of 2019 marked 32 consecutive months of home price growth, Forbes reports. According to the House Price...
Economics Data Will Help Housing Weather the Next Recession Tim Mayopoulos, the former chief executive of Fannie Mae and current president of Blend a financial technology company that helps banks...
Economics What a Recession Could Mean for Real Estate The real estate market isn’t likely to be at the forefront of the next recession, but it will still be affected by one, Realtor.com reports....
