It is not much of a house, measuring 2,500 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths. The listing makes the home seem inviting. The drawback is that one of America's best known serial…
New home sales have topped a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 700,000 for two months running, the first time that's happened in 12 years.
Mortgage loan rates rose last week, with conventional 30-year fixed mortgages topping 4%. Refinancings were down sharply.
Raymond James says that a seasonal trade in the U.S. homebuilding sector continues to be perhaps the most consistent and powerful cyclical trading phenomenon among any industry group in the market.
As the boomer generation gets older, the time is now to deal with new kinds of housing demands from older Americans who are on track to account for nearly a quarter of the U.S.…
Applications for new mortgage loans rose just slightly last week as mortgage interest rates popped higher. Volatility in the mortgage market is making it difficult for borrowers to lock-in a low rate.
Rising home prices are boosting homeowners' equity and keeping delinquent loan totals at 20-year lows.
Mortgage loan rates on a 30-year fixed-rate loan dropped last week and home mortgage refinancing posted a second consecutive double-digit increase.
Applications for new mortgage loans rose last week both as a response to slightly lower interest rates and a sharp increased in mortgage refinancing.
Much of the conversation around the problem of vacant homes involves abandoned houses in America's cities, particularly old urban areas that have lost population and experienced increased poverty levels over the past several decades.
These two homebuilder stocks have solid upside to their respective targets. If mortgage rates continue to fall the rest of 2019 and next year, sales should continue to move higher, possibly much higher.
Mortgages loans for new purchases and refinancings dropped sharply last week as mortgage interest rates climbed.
Home price increases rose 2% year over year in July, slightly slower than the 2.1% increase posted in June, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller national home price index.
August sales of existing homes rose by 1.3% month over month and by 2.6% year over year as low mortgage interest rates lured more buyers into the market.
New home construction rose by nearly 8% month over month in August and by 12% year over year.
