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Landmark Verdict Against Realtors Among Several Problems Plaguing Industry, Say Experts
As the National Association of Realtors faces litigation on several fronts, some say that inflation and property shortfalls are the real issues.
VA Buying Mortgages to Stop Foreclosures, Drawing Concern of Overreach
The moves came days after a National Public Radio article reported that thousands of VA loan borrowers risked losing their homes after the COVID forbearance.
Existing Home Sales Dip 15 Percent Yearly to Lowest Level Since 2010
Home sales have fallen as mortgage rates have more than doubled over the past two years.
While More Homebuyers Are Moving Back to the Suburbs for Work, Fewer Have the Income to Do So
Remote work changed the home-buying equation as well
So, You Want to Buy a Home In This Market? Think Again.
Understanding the forces driving the perfect storm in the real estate market.
Landlord Advocates Say Rise of Rent Control Will Worsen the Housing Crisis
Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Massachusetts are considering proposals to add these laws.
After Billion-Dollar Court Defeat, Experts Say Future of Real Estate Could Be Fewer Agents
'Now, in 2023, we have 1.5 million agents and five million home sales. These agents can’t sustain themselves.'
US Home Sellers Reduce Sale Prices at Record Rates
The interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has more than doubled from 3.09 percent to 7.76 percent in just two years.
Lawsuit Filed Against DC Landlords Alleging Rental Price Collusion
Roughly 25 percent of renters in the District of Columbia spend more than 50 percent of their incomes on rent, the lawsuit said.
