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'Where Does That Money Go?': A Look Inside New York City's Ruthless Housing Market
Finding quality housing in New York has never been easy. Now, it's harder — and more expensive — than ever.
This Is the Least Affordable City for Homeowners In the U.S. (And No, It's Not New York.)
A new study shows the most unaffordable cities in the U.S. in the current market.
Homebuilder Confidence Drops For 8th Consecutive Month, U.S. in 'Housing Recession'
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) dropped six points in August.
The Real Estate Housing Market Is Shifting: Too Many Homes, Not Enough Buyers
As mortgage rates surged, prospective homeowners were priced out. Now there are not enough buyers for an increasing number of homes.
New York Rent Reached Its Highest Levels, Ever. When Are They Expected To Go Down?
Average monthly rent breaks $5,000 in Manhattan for the first time in history.
'I'll Spend The Rest of My Life Wondering How I Could've Avoided These Layoffs': Real Estate Firms Attempt Damage Control
As the housing market slows, Redfin and Compass have decided to trim their workforces, making cuts of 8% and 10%, respectively.
MarketBeat Podcast: Making Money in the Red-Hot Housing Market
David Auerbach is an investor in the red-hot housing market. Only active pure-play residential ETF. There are many residential ETFs, but David's takes a unique approach, that eliminates the "noise"...
US Home Price Gains Slowed Again in October
Housing prices continued to rise in October, but at a slower rate than previous months, according to new data.
Mortgage Application Rates Down as Interest Rates Rise to Highest Levels Since July
Mortgage application rates in the United States fell by 1.1 percent last week driven by higher interest rate, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) Composite Index.
America Is Short of Over 5 Million Homes Amid Surge in Demand and Lack of Construction: Report
Data released on Sept. 9 show that the United States is short of 5.24 million homes.
Home Construction Slumps as Supply Constraints Weigh on Production
Housing starts fell 7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.534 million units last month, according to a Commerce Department report.
Homebuilder Confidence Drops to 13-Month Low on High Material Costs and Surging Home Prices
The HMI index component that gauges current sales conditions fell five points to 81 in August, while the part that measures traffic of prospective buyers also recorded a five-point drop to 60.