Active home listings hit record low
It began with toilet paper, but it’s been homes for a while. Pandemic buying has whittled the number of homes for sale in the U.S. down to an all-time low. Active listings dropped below...
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The mirage of low interest rates
Record-low interest rates have created an unprecedented opportunity for homebuyers. That’s the party line in the residential industry. But that’s not how things are playing out on the ground. Many buyers have little chance...
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Older Americans increasingly saddled with housing debt
The share of older Americans with housing debt has doubled over the last 20 years, rising from 15.3 percent...
US housing supply reaches nearly 40-year low
The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the severe housing supply shortage in the U.S., with the number of homes on...
Mumbo jumbo: Why are mortgage rates all over the place?
Jumbo loans, typically seen as lower risk investments by banks, are seeing rates vary widely among lenders. The mortgages,...
Real estate stocks outperform broader market but still sink
Real estate stocks recovered some of their losses after signs of a second wave of coronavirus infections pushed the...
Fed “not in any hurry” to raise interest rates: Powell
The Federal Reserve won’t push up interest rates any time soon, the central bank’s chairman said Wednesday as the...
Proptech and the pandemic: Will coronavirus change how real estate works?
Proptech pioneers have long sought to disrupt the real estate industry with new ways of doing business. Will the...
Brexits and Bubbles: How investors view Europe’s shaky real estate market
For the first time in three years, foreign investors poured more money into U.S. real estate assets than European...
Fed cuts rates, signaling caution ahead for real estate investors
The Federal Reserve’s decision on Wednesday to again cut its benchmark interest rate, this time by 25 basis points,...
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