Bond markets facing historic losses grow anxious of Fed that ‘isn’t blinking yet’
admin The Federal Reserve has been showing no signs of letting up on aggressive rate hikes,…
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Read MoreMortgage applications fall to the lowest pace in 25 years in latest week
The numbers: A surge in mortgage rates, and evacuations due to Hurricane Ian, both seriously…
Read MoreMortgage applications fall to the lowest pace in 25 years in latest week
The numbers: A surge in mortgage rates, and evacuations due to Hurricane Ian, both seriously…
Read MoreAverage CEO pay is now 399 times more than a typical worker’s wage and the ‘demoralizing’ process of buying a home in this unpredictable housing market
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Read MoreHome prices fell in August from July, CoreLogic says. These are the top 5 markets at risk of steep declines.
Home-price growth has slowed for the fourth month in a row, as the housing market…
Read MoreThe ‘demoralizing’ process of buying a home in this unpredictable housing market. One home had 30 offers — and sold for $85,000 above asking.
First, they had to battle the pandemic-induced buying frenzy. Now, potential home buyers are struggling…
Read MoreNew York City real estate has entered a ‘tornado market’ — the prevailing mood is one of ‘disquiet’
It’s getting real spooky in the New York City housing market this quarter. The real-estate…
Read More‘The figures were weak’: Construction spending falls in August, more than Wall Street analysts’ expectations
Outlays for construction projects fell 0.7% in August to $1.78 trillion, the Commerce Department reported…
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