Sales of existing homes fell in April, and the price posted the smallest increase in 4
New Home Sales Jump
Sales of new homes rose unexpectedly in April to the fastest pace this year, but the level of unsold homes rose to a record high.
Has the Housing Bubble Finally Started to Deflate?
The stories keep piling up. In many once-sizzling markets around the country, accounts of dropping list prices have replaced tales of waiting lists for unbuilt condos and bidding wars over humdrum three-bedroom colonials.
Buyer’s Market – Is it Returning?
After five years of sizzling growth, U.S. home price appreciation is showing signs of cooling.
First Time Homebuyer – Taking That Giant Step
The first time home buyer
Greenspan Says “Housing Boom Over” but…
In his first public comments as a private citizen since leaving the Federal Reserve in January, former chairman Alan Greenspan said Thursday that the housing “boom is over” but did not share his views on hot issues such as inflation, interest rates or Fed policy.
When is the Best Time to Buy Real Estate?
Buy when times are hard. Buy when blood is running in the streets. Buy after a flood, blizzard, riot. During such times, insurance firms and banks have properties they don’t want. Owners are also desperate, as they suffer the anxieties of having to feed a white elephant.
Motivated Sellers?
What’s the first image that comes to mind when you hear the term — motivated seller?
Housing Slowdown to be Widely Felt
You don’t need to be in the market to buy or sell a home to be affected by the cooling housing market.
Real Estate Cools Down
Real estate gains came to an abrupt halt in the first quarter of 2006, with the median price of a U.S. home falling 3.3 percent from the fourth quarter of 2005, according to a report released Monday morning.