Housing Market Crash: 5 Risky Markets to Avoid in 2024 – Norada Real Estate Investments
The U.S. housing market continues to see steady growth, with national year-over-year gains remaining above 5%. However, a closer look reveals a trend shift. While the Northeast thrives with robust price increases, some housing markets across the country are showing signs of potential cooling. This article dives into the latest data from CoreLogic’s Market Risk Indicator (MRI) to explore the…
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A New Perspective: Maternal instincts | Real Estate Insights – Piedmont Exedra
May 12th marks Mother’s Day this year and as one of six siblings, I definitely gained a whole new level of respect for my mom once I became a mother to my own two boys (now young men). How my mom managed six children on my father’s modest salary as a traveling salesman is a mystery to us all, but she did .…
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Real Estate and Housing Market Trends for the Summer 2024 & Beyond – ABC Action News Tampa Bay
Disclaimer: This is sponsored content. All opinions and views are of the advertiser and do not reflect the same of WFTS. Advertiser: National Association of Realtors® Florida Realtors® 2024 President Gia Arvin joins Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend to share updates on the spring home buying and selling season. Plus, we’re also talking about details on a proposed settlement agreement, the…
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Developer dumps offices, eyes housing, seeks San Jose property sale – Silicon Valley
SAN JOSE — A real estate company has scuttled a proposal to build a big office building at a prime San Jose site and has now pivoted to a plan for housing — even as it seeks to sell the property. The flurry of activity, along with the switch to housing, is a reminder of the weak state of the…
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The Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in America amid the Now-Fizzled Rate-Cut Mania & Erstwhile Plunge in Mortgage … – WOLF STREET
Rate-Cut Mania died, mortgage rates re-jumped to 7.5% today, but here’s what home prices did during Rate-Cut Mania. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. The brief and now bygone era of Rate-Cut Mania. Today’s S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index, dubbed “February,” is a three-month moving average of home prices whose sales were entered into public records in December, January, and February. Today’s data…
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