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Homebuyer Competition Was Crazy in 2015. These Four Cities Had It the Worst.
We crunched the numbers to find the nation’s most competitive neighborhoods for homebuyers in 2015.
Wayne’s World Redux: What Happens When Living in the Basement Becomes Cool?
That grown-up kid in the basement might not be unemployed. It might just be cool for him to live there.
Home Prices Strengthen and Sales Flatten as Inventory Continues to Decline
Home prices surged in November by 6.8 percent from last year, the biggest increase since April.
Chicago Home Prices Dip and Sales Plummet as Market Shifts to Buyers
Chicago prices ticked down 2.2 percent in November, with the typical home selling for $225,000. Sales plunged more than 11 percent compared to a year earlier.
The Fed Rate Hike Won’t Hurt Housing. Here’s Why.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates today. As Yellen said, “it’s important not to overblow the significance.” Translation: Chill.
What’s Spooking Homebuyers? Hint: It’s Not the Fed
Good news: Buyers aren’t blinking at higher interest rates.
Homebuyer Competition Was Crazy in 2015. These Four Cities Had It the Worst.
We crunched the numbers to find the nation’s most competitive neighborhoods for homebuyers in 2015.
Wayne’s World Redux: What Happens When Living in the Basement Becomes Cool?
That grown-up kid in the basement might not be unemployed. It might just be cool for him to live there.
Home Prices Strengthen and Sales Flatten as Inventory Continues to Decline
Home prices surged in November by 6.8 percent from last year, the biggest increase since April.
Chicago Home Prices Dip and Sales Plummet as Market Shifts to Buyers
Chicago prices ticked down 2.2 percent in November, with the typical home selling for $225,000. Sales plunged more than 11 percent compared to a year earlier.
The Fed Rate Hike Won’t Hurt Housing. Here’s Why.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates today. As Yellen said, “it’s important not to overblow the significance.” Translation: Chill.
What’s Spooking Homebuyers? Hint: It’s Not the Fed
Good news: Buyers aren’t blinking at higher interest rates.
