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The widely-watched 10-year Treasury yield should keep going higher once it breaks through 3 percent, analysts say.
Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10-year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they’d been sitting for weeks.
A critical shortage of houses for sale caused home prices in March to take the biggest leap in four years.
Subprime mortgages disappeared following the financial crisis, but now they are coming back, with huge demand from both borrowers and investors.
Subprime mortgages disappeared following the financial crisis, but now they are coming back, with huge demand from both borrowers and investors.
Teachers, first responders, restaurant workers, and, surprisingly, computer programmers have the hardest time affording a home near their jobs.
Our Robert Frank was given exclusive access into the convent turned mansion, which recently sold for $50M.
The spring housing market is in full swing, but wild stock market gyrations may be keeping some potential homebuyers at bay.
Rent is an increasingly heavy burden.
After slowing for two years, rents are on the rise again. Potential homebuyers are renting longer.
Home sales jumped in February, showing buyers may not be as concerned about interest rates and taxes as previously thought.
More Californians are moving from the Golden State, particularly lower-income residents, although even middle-class residents are saying goodbye, according to experts.
Homebuilders broke ground on fewer homes than expected in February, even as demand stood strong. Diana Olick takes a look at what’s keeping builders from building.
Diana Olick takes a look at which remodeling projects give homeowners the most bang for their buck.
More than 207,000 homes were flipped in 2017, the highest in a decade. But as Diana Olick reports, the rewards are shrinking.
