When will house prices go down? Some economists see a ‘prolonged slowdown’ — and a decline of up to 20% in house prices.
admin The real-estate market is taking a beating, with mortgage rates surpassing 7%. “Rates are still…
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says U.S. economy ‘has failed to live up to the nation’s promise of equal opportunity for all’
The Biden administration announced a slew of new efforts to further racial economic equity during…
Read MoreI’m 73 and on Social Security. I make about $1,000 a month renting my second home in Florida. But costs are rising. Should I sell my rental?
I am a 73-year-old with two homes in Tampa, Fla. I live in one, and…
Read MoreWhat smart strategies can lower your tax bill as year-end approaches? Read this before making any tax moves.
With year-end rapidly approaching, it’s time to consider moves that will lower your 2022 tax…
Read MoreOpinion: Downtown San Francisco became the epicenter of Silicon Valley’s boom, but now it must be reinvented
After a 21st-century gold rush created by big tech, downtown San Francisco is going to…
Read MoreNew York City’s housing market now resembles 2008 in one critical way — and it’s especially bad news for renters
New Yorkers’ rents are rising. The same can’t be said for their wages. New York…
Read MoreAmericans are souring on the housing market. Home buyer sentiment hits lowest level since 2011 — and mortgage rates reach 7%.
There’s no respite for home buyers these days. From rising rates, high home prices, and…
Read MoreWhite House says it’s making progress on housing shortage — will it be enough?
President Joe Biden’s administration says it’s making progress in its bid to bring down the…
Read MoreAmericans are souring on the housing market and California is now giving residents up to $1,050 of ‘inflation relief’ — here’s who is eligible
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Opinion: Florida’s insurance rates have almost doubled over five years, yet insurance companies are still losing money — and the reason is more insidious than hurricanes
Hurricane risk might seem like the obvious problem, but there is a more insidious driver…
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