Real Estate
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Why Fraud and Phishing Now Dominate Gallagher New Zealand Cyber Insurance Claims
As cyber threats evolve beyond system attacks, Gallagher NZ reports that social engineering and payment fraud now account…
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Cotality Report: Louisiana Leads U.S. States in Extreme Weather Homeowner Losses
New data reveals Louisiana faces $6.7 billion in annual losses, with insurers exiting high-risk markets as climate threats…
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Home Depot Stock Jumps 7% as Democrats Sweep Congress and Housing Hopes Rise
Investors bet on new housing policy and lower mortgage rates, driving a rally in home improvement retail despite…
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Small Business Owners Face Harsh Collection on Pandemic Loans
Owners of a New Jersey manufacturing firm are grappling with unexpected debt collection after receiving SBA loans during…
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Why 7.4% Mortgage Rates Freeze Markets While 1970s Double-Digit Rates Did Not
Today’s housing freeze stems from home prices costing five times median income versus the 1980s three-times ratio, unlike…
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Goldman Forecasts Bleak Housing Outlook Based On Mortgage Rate Trajectories And Inventory Shortages
Analysts warn that sustained high mortgage rates and affordability headwinds will suppress US home sales, keeping the sector…
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NAR Explains How Pending Home Sales Track Closings Despite High Mortgage Rates
The National Association of Realtors details its methodology for using pending contracts as a leading indicator, noting that…
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High Mortgage Rates Squeeze US Housing as Rocket Companies Prepares to Report Earnings
Elevated mortgage rates near 7.40% and shrinking inventory threaten market stability, leaving young buyers priced out while existing…
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Australia’s Housing Correction Deepens Into a Record Decline
CANBERRA, June 24 — Federal Housing Minister Clare O’Neil has acknowledged the property market is in a “correction,”…
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NAHB CEO: 7.4% Mortgage Rates ‘Eating Up’ Housing News as Index Hits 14-Year Low
NAHB CEO Jim Tobin says high rates are erasing housing gains as the market index falls to 29,…
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How Federal National Mortgage Association Generates Billions Amid Market Risks
We break down the financial health, multibillion-dollar profits, and ongoing policy risks surrounding Federal National Mortgage Association.
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Michael Burry Warns Fannie Mae Stock Is Breaking Down as Dilution Risk Looms
As housing market indicators signal potential instability, Fannie Mae faces technical sell-offs and concerns over government-held equity dilution.
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Home Buyers Pull Back for a Fifth Week as Rates Hit 7.5%
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The mechanics of the American housing market are, under the hood, a story of…
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New Home Sales Drop Across All Five States, HIA Reports 19.3% Quarterly Decline
SYDNEY, September 16 — The story begins with a number the housing industry had been dreading. New home…
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North Texas Builders Pivot to Entry-Level Homes as Permits Fall 13%
DALLAS, September 16 — The story begins with a number that keeps moving in the wrong direction. Just…
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Kuala Lumpur for Business Travel and Extended Corporate Stays
Kuala Lumpur’s KLCC district pulses with the energy of a global business hub, where sleek skyscrapers frame the…
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Peabody, Massachusetts, Named Hottest ZIP Code in the US by Realtor.com for 2026
PEABODY, September 14 — For the third time in a decade, the hottest zip code in the United…
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Mortgage Rates Climb to 6.85% as Borrowers Turn to Adjustable Loans
NEW YORK, September 13 — The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage stood at 6.85% on September…
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How Fixer-Upper Buyers Find Discounts, and What the Risks Are
NEW YORK, September 12 — The term “fixer-upper” gets used loosely in real estate listings and buyer conversations,…
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RESCON Housing Summit Hears Ontario Reforms Are Helping, but Not Enough
TORONTO, September 12 — The story begins with a question the Residential Construction Council of Ontario says it…
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Distressed Sales Stay at 2% as Existing-Home Sales Hit 3.98 Million Pace
WASHINGTON, September 11 — The story begins with a number that looks like trouble: existing home sales in…
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Bismarck Housing Paradox: Permits Surge 137% as Home Prices Climb
BISMARCK, September 11 — The story begins with a paradox on the North Dakota prairie. Construction crews are…
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