Real estate expert warns ‘travel crisis’ could hit hotel business
Cain International CEO Jonathan Goldstein explains how global airline issues and cancelations impacts the hotel and luxury sector.
Grim outlook for housing market, NAHB CEO warns
Jerry Howard, the CEO of the National Association of Home Builders CEO weighed in on new data, which revealed that the housing market has been slowing down.
Real estate consultant on housing market: 'Everything costs more'
Tom Rood, SitusAMC Managing Director, discusses the increased costs of building a home and buying in the current real estate market
Manhattan rents reach record $5K per month on average in June
Rents in New York City have surged to a new high. In June, the average rent reached $5,058, up 29% from a year ago and surpassing the $5,000 threshold for the first time.
U.S. housing market's underproduction crisis getting worse, new analysis finds
A nonprofit focused on housing equity and home creation is calling for more houses to be built in areas with high economic mobility, access to jobs and existing infrastructure.
Ivana Trump, businesswoman who played a key role in her ex-husband's empire, dies at 73
Ivana Trump, who died on Thursday at the age of 73, had an illustrious career as a businesswoman and oversaw the interior design of several Trump properties.
These are the best US cities for renters in 2022: New report
WalletHub recently identified the U.S. cities that are the best for renters in 2022, based on the cities' rental market and affordability, plus quality of life.
Home loan size retreats from record as mortgage application demand cools
According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, the average purchase loan size fell to $415,000 for the week ending July 8, down from $460,000 hit in March.
FHFA saves more than 100K homes from foreclosure in Q1: report
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have saved homes from foreclosure and lowered many monthly mortgage payments. Here's what you can do if you are struggling.
Home sale cancellations hit highest rate since start of pandemic
Homebuyers' cancellations are being driven by a slowdown in market competition and higher mortgage rates.
Home price gains cool in May, but remain historically high
Home prices surged in May, once gain showing double-digit gains, according to CoreLogic. Here's how you can tap into your home's equity.
Fixer-upper homes cost 45% less than comparable turnkey homes: study
The median cost of a fixer-upper home in the U.S. is 45% lower than the median cost of a turnkey home, according to a new real estate analysis from Porch, a home improvement website.
Couple exit Cape Cod and head for rural Georgia's lush, rolling hills
Cheryl Casone takes viewers inside the real estate realities of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia, which one couple chose for its wide open spaces and easier way of living.
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.