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Gunther, a German shepherd, has a net worth of a reported $400 million. He made headlines for selling a Miami mansion that once belonged to Material Girl Madonna.

The U.S. population center is on track to take a southern swerve for the first time in history, with Census Bureau population estimates showing the South outgrew other regions.

E-commerce giant Amazon is reportedly slated to offload an office complex it has in the Bay Area of Northern California. Bloomberg first reported the news.

The housing market is beginning to recover from a recent low as mortgage rates fall from a record high, evidenced by an increase in pending home sales.

The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to 6.13% for the week ending Jan. 26, according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

Check out the mortgage rates for Jan. 27, 2023, which are up from yesterday.

The U.S. housing market will likely bottom out by mid-year, according to Goldman Sachs economists, as mortgage rates continue to decline from a peak of 7%.

Buyers that have traditionally put off their home search until spring or summer may not have to wait to find the best prices, according to Opendoor.

Gov. Ron DeSantis hopes to solve the insurance crisis that has plagued Florida. Louisiana had more than 20 companies collapse or leave because of devastating storms.

December purchases of new homes rose 2.3% as mortgage rates began to normalize, offering hope the housing market is recovering from the Fed rate hikes.

Mortgage rates continue cooling off as optimism reigns that the Federal Reserve will loosen its fight on inflation. Home buyers optimistically return to the market.

Market expert Mark Tepper breaks down the several economic issues plaguing the U.S.'s housing market and how that could lead to a spike in unemployment.

Check out the mortgage rates for Jan. 26, 2023, which are unchanged from yesterday.

Rent growth slowed in December again. It even marked the fourth consecutive month of single digit increases. However, prices are still well above what they were a year ago, experts say.

American Apartment Owners Association director Alexandra Alvarado criticizes the White House's plan for protecting renters, arguing it hurts mom-and-pop landlords.

Devastating storms and natural disasters have caused insurance companies to move their businesses out of southern states like Louisiana and Florida or prompt rising prices.