New-home construction activity soars to highest level in over a decade, as builders rush to produce single-family homes
Builders constucted single-family homes at a 12% faster pace in December.
Builders constucted single-family homes at a 12% faster pace in December.
U.S. home builders started construction on homes at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 1.67 million in December, representing a 5.8% increase fro...
Everything from capital gains tax policy to a more stable political environment will affect how affluent buyers view their wealth and appetite for ...
‘Until the Enterprises can raise private capital, they are at risk of failing in the next housing crisis,’ Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mark Calabria said, in announcing the agreement.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Treasury Department have reached an agreement that will allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to keep their earnings for the foreseeable future, until they reach the capital targets ...
The Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Treasury Department have reached an agreement that will allow Fannie Mae [s:FNMA] and Freddie Mac [s:FMCC] to keep their earnings for the foreseeable future, until they reach the ...
There are often costly consequences for leaving your apartment before your lease is up. Here's what to expect and how you can amicably break your lease.
Cooler weather has put a damper on the hot housing market.
The inventory of homes for sales dropped to a new record low, fueling major price increases.
Sales of newly built homes occurred at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 841,000 in November, the Census Bureau reported Wednesday. That was 11% below the revised pace of 945,000 in October. Analysts polled by MarketWat...
Existing-home sales fell after five consecutive months of increases in November. Total existing-home sales dipped 2.5% from October to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 6.69 million, the National Association of Realtors...
‘We’re going to not do anything that jeopardizes taxpayers and puts them at additional risk,’ the Treasury Secretary told The Wall Street Journal in an exclusive interview.
Thousands of evictions are moving forward across the country, even though the CDC has ostensibly banned them.
