[Because of technical difficulties with the blog this post was delayed]
Here are a few national real estate-related stories that came across my screen last week…
- from CNBC: Homebuilders call new labor law ruling crippling
- from The Wall Street Journal: U.S. Construction Spending Hits a New Postrecession High
- from CNBC: Mortgage applications soar 11.3% on brief rate dip
- from bankrate.com: Asking economists: Could the Fed’s low interest rates come back to bite us?
- from FreddieMac: Fixed Mortgage Rates Tick Higher Amid Continued Volatility
- from Housing Wire: Are REOs ready for a comeback? — Clear Capital: Increases in distressed, seasonal changes suggest yes
- from RISMedia: HUD and FHA Urge Buyers to Have Homes Inspected Before Purchase
- from Real Estate Economy Watch: One in Five Consumers is a Member of the FICO 800 Club
- from The Wall Street Journal: Thermostat Temps Are Lowest in Homes in the North
- from The Wall Street Journal: In San Francisco’s Bidding Wars, Home Prices Go Ballistic
- from Realtor.com: Half a Bathroom Can Be Better Than One
Karen Barbeau
Guy – thought your readers might find this of interest. infographic of 2015 trends for the country. i did at least. http://www.thanmerrill.com/fortunebuilders-2015-real-estate-trends/
thanks for the helpful information. i stay up to date on the posts on renorealty.
Guy Johnson, Keller Williams Group One, Inc.
Thank you for sharing the link Karen.