Here are a few national real estate-related stories that came across my screen last week…
- from CoreLogic: CoreLogic Reports 759,000 US Properties Regained Equity in the Second Quarter of 2015
- from CNBC: Frothy, yes, but don’t call it a housing bubble
- from Forbes.com: A 5 Percent Mortgage? No Big Deal, Homebuyers Say
- from RIS Media: Fed Decision Could Raise Mortgage Payments 6 Percent; and Out Price Potential First-Time Home Buyers in Certain Markets
- from Consumer Affairs: Realtors worry about growing housing shortage — Home builders so far unable to meet new demand
- from the National Association of Home Builders Eye On Housing Blog: Starts Drop in August, Permits Point to Growth
- from FannieMae: Second Half Growth Expected to Outweigh Recent Market Volatility
- from the National Association of REALTORS® Economists’ Outlook Blog: Housing Affordability Numbers for July
- from Forbes.com: Soaring Rental Income Unlikely to Continue
- from Keller Williams: Keller Williams Surpasses 125,000 Associates Amid Record ExpansionStrong growth credited to industry’s best business training and coaching
