Category: Mortgage News

Rents are falling fast across major U.S. markets like Austin, Fort Myers, and Colorado Springs signaling the start of a broader housing correction.

The U.S. housing market is undergoing major shifts. While many investors are turning to gold, real estate remains the strongest hedge against inflation.

FEMA’s shutdown has halted all new flood insurance policies, putting many real estate transactions at risk

FEMA’s shutdown has halted all new flood insurance policies, putting many real estate transactions at risk

Nearly 20% of real estate transactions are now falling through — the highest rate on record. While many blame high interest rates or slow markets, deeper issues may be tied to overleveraged banks and unstable federal policies.

This week in real estate: lenders hit with a massive price-fixing lawsuit shaking up the mortgage world, new AI tools can now identify and track homes just from photos, 15% of buyers are backing out of deals nationwide, and OpenAI’s $500 billion boom could completely transform how we buy and sell homes.

This week in real estate: lenders hit with a massive price-fixing lawsuit shaking up the mortgage world, new AI tools can now identify and track homes just from photos, 15% of buyers are backing out of deals nationwide, and OpenAI’s $500 billion boom could completely transform how we buy and sell homes.

Private equity firms are buying and gutting American manufacturing companies, cutting jobs, and skewing unemployment numbers

U.S. home prices are still nearly 10% above the 2006 bubble peak in real terms. Despite stable unemployment numbers, hiring is slowing as consumers cut back on spending

U.S. home prices are still nearly 10% above the 2006 bubble peak in real terms. Despite stable unemployment numbers, hiring is slowing as consumers cut back on spending