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Homeowners stay put, keeping inventory low

by Mitchell Hartman Oct 24, 2019
The average homeownership tenure has more than doubled, to about eight years.
People are staying in their homes longer than they used to. Above, a real estate agent gives a tour of a house.
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Another housing bubble could be ready to erupt

by David Brancaccio Jan 25, 2018
Millennials are now entering those prime house-buying years.
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Are stock payouts linked to high housing prices?

by Molly Wood Sep 19, 2017
Glenn Kelman, CEO of the tech real estate site Redfin, believes reporting stock payouts properly could better distribute wealth.
An open house sign directs prospective buyers to property for sale in Monterey Park, California.
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Just 34 percent of homes have regained pre-recession values. Is that a bad thing?

by Annie Baxter May 3, 2017
There’s some stark research out today from the real estate research firm Trulia that shows an uneven recovery in the housing market. According to Trulia, only 34 percent of homes nationally have returned to their pre-recession value. Now that is,…
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Housing is up and down, but mostly up

by Mitchell Hartman Jul 24, 2015
The wind-down of the housing crisis is opening the way for more first-time homebuyers.
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Late springs warms up housing

by Mitchell Hartman May 25, 2015
After a dismal kickoff to 2015, the housing economy is picking up.
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Foreclosure crisis just about finished

by Mitchell Hartman Jan 15, 2015
A new report says foreclosure filings fell to to approximately the level of 2006.
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The murky origin of the 20 percent down payment

by Stan Alcorn Oct 22, 2014
How homeowners historically reached the average number.
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What would a post-Fannie and Freddie world look like?

by Chris Farrell Mar 13, 2014
Many want the quasi-governmental outfits snuffed out for good
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Banks sue a California city trying to take over underwater mortgages

by Mitchell Hartman Aug 8, 2013
Richmond, Calif., is trying to help distressed homeowners by reducing the principal on their mortgages using eminent domain.
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