North Dakota farmland sale tied to Bill Gates gets legal approval
The sale of 2,100 acres in North Dakota to Red River Trust, an entity tied to Bill Gates, secured legal approval despite backlash from residents in the area.
Rapid rent price hikes may be coming to an end
Madison Alworth reports from Hoboken, N.J. on what's behind slowing rent rate spikes.
More real estate inventory 'definitely' coming to market: NY real estate agent
Real estate agent Kirsten Jordan urges sellers should remember it's no longer a 'super aspirational' market, and to take their listings seriously.
Sunbelt states offer ‘lower cost, business-friendly’ lifestyle: Real estate expert
Carroll founder and CEO Patrick Carroll discusses the booming business in places like Austin, Texas, and Tampa, Florida.
Real estate’s supply problem causing ‘perfect storm’ for family homes: Expert
Carroll founder and CEO Patrick Carroll says the company has raised rents up to 30% to offset rising interest, renovation and labor costs.
Powell is 'straight up clotheslining' housing, mortgage markets: Expert
SitusAMC managing director and former Fannie Mae exec Tim Rood warns of latency in mortgage data between May and June.
Mortgage applications sink despite continued decline in rates
For the week ending July 1, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported a 5.4% decrease in mortgage applications from the previous week.
Home price gains decelerate, but only slightly: Case-Shiller report
Home prices surged once again in April, but experts said these gains could soon begin to decelerate further.
Real estate market weathering ‘perfect storm’ for family homes: Carroll CEO
Carroll founder and CEO Patrick Carroll argues renting has become a more "viable, permanent" family housing option due to rising mortgage rates and supply-demand imbalance.
Mortgage rates slip as talk of looming recession heats up
Talk of recession risk is heating up, sending mortgage rates down this week after weeks of increases, according to Freddie Mac.
Home prices surge to new record high in April: CoreLogic
Home price growth surged to a new high in April but could slow in the year ahead as demand falls amid higher mortgage rates, according to CoreLogic.
Johnny Cash’s Casitas Springs home in CA hits market for $1.795M
Country music legend Johnny Cash built his ranch-style home in Ventura, California, from the ground up in 1961 — and now it's for sale.
Home prices show signs of moderating in April: Case-Shiller
The slight deceleration of home prices in April comes as the Federal Reserve's efforts to tame scorching-hot inflation have pushed mortgage rates near 6%.
Airbnb party ban becomes permanent
Airbnb first issued a temporary ban on unauthorized house parties at its rental properties in August 2020. It also capped all occupancies at 16 due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus.
Pending home sales unexpectedly break six-month losing streak in May
Despite May's small gain in pending sales, National Association of Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun warns contract signings are still down sizably compared to a year ago due to higher mortgage rates
'Queen of Versailles' Jackie Siegel on building America's largest single-family home: 'I've got to find a way'
Jackie Siegel's 90,000-square-foot mega-mansion, inspired by the Versailles palace in France, features six kitchens, a 35-car garage and a 150-person dining room.
Desktop appraisals usher in new era for mortgages, speeding up & simplifying the process
Desktop appraisals are speeding up the time it takes to take out a mortgage loan.
Mortgage rates hit 5.81%, highest level since November 2008
Mortgage rates have hit 5.81% — the highest level since 2008 — ramping up pressure on homebuyers already feeling squeezed in the current real estate market.
NH couple head for Key West haven amid rising rates, rising inflation
Cheryl Casone's FOX Business Network program highlights one couple from New Hampshire, who head for Key West, Florida, during a challenging real estate market.
JPMorgan's mortgage business lays off, reassigns hundreds of employees as rates climb
Hundreds of employees in the bank's mortgage business have been caught in the crosshairs as the Federal Reserve has driven mortgage rates higher as it works to bring down inflation.