Real Estate

‘It’s a culture of no, a culture that has effectively blocked new housing,’ said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The new development will include affordable housing.

More than 15 percent of deals fell through last month, even as overall sales ticked higher.

Nevada ranked first in the number of homes on the market, with inventory up by 52.9 percent year over year.

Single- and multi-family starts rose on hopes that lower mortgage rates later this year could lift the sluggish market, an analyst said.

The median asking rent rose 1.7 percent year over year in July. One expert said the pool of new apartments is shrinking while demand for rentals is growing.

Mortgage rates have declined to the lowest level since October.

One in four new construction permits in California are for accessory dwelling units in backyards.

‘Overall, it’s very, very positive,’ Bankrate financial analyst Stephen Kates said.

Refinancing and ARM applications grew by 23 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey.

The president had suggested taking the two companies public back in May.

The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.

A recent Realtor.com report reveals major differences in extra costs between renting a traditional apartment and renting a single-family home.

Just 1 in 8 owners would be swayed by further restrictions or levies; most would leave their properties empty rather than convert them to long-term rentals.

There are now more sellers than buyers, with homes taking longer to sell than they did a year ago.

In Wichita, Kansas, $1,500 rents a 1,329 square feet apartment, while in Manhattan, the same amount gets just 216 square feet—smaller than a typical studio.

New York led the 20 cities with a 7.4 percent annual gain in May, while Tampa, Florida, ranked last with a 2.4 percent drop in home prices.

One in five sellers are now cutting prices as the housing market tilts in favor of buyers.

The ‘stay-put penalty’ contributed to constrained housing supply, industry experts said.

Existing-home sales declined by 2.7 percent month over month, marking the slowest pace since September 2024.

‘It’s a culture of no, a culture that has effectively blocked new housing,’ said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The new development will include affordable housing.

More than 15 percent of deals fell through last month, even as overall sales ticked higher.

Nevada ranked first in the number of homes on the market, with inventory up by 52.9 percent year over year.

Single- and multi-family starts rose on hopes that lower mortgage rates later this year could lift the sluggish market, an analyst said.

The median asking rent rose 1.7 percent year over year in July. One expert said the pool of new apartments is shrinking while demand for rentals is growing.

Mortgage rates have declined to the lowest level since October.

One in four new construction permits in California are for accessory dwelling units in backyards.

‘Overall, it’s very, very positive,’ Bankrate financial analyst Stephen Kates said.

Refinancing and ARM applications grew by 23 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey.

The president had suggested taking the two companies public back in May.

The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.

A recent Realtor.com report reveals major differences in extra costs between renting a traditional apartment and renting a single-family home.

Just 1 in 8 owners would be swayed by further restrictions or levies; most would leave their properties empty rather than convert them to long-term rentals.

There are now more sellers than buyers, with homes taking longer to sell than they did a year ago.

In Wichita, Kansas, $1,500 rents a 1,329 square feet apartment, while in Manhattan, the same amount gets just 216 square feet—smaller than a typical studio.

New York led the 20 cities with a 7.4 percent annual gain in May, while Tampa, Florida, ranked last with a 2.4 percent drop in home prices.

One in five sellers are now cutting prices as the housing market tilts in favor of buyers.

The ‘stay-put penalty’ contributed to constrained housing supply, industry experts said.

Existing-home sales declined by 2.7 percent month over month, marking the slowest pace since September 2024.