Here are a few national real estate-related stories that came across my screen this week…
- from RealtyTrac: U.S. Home Affordability Improves to a Two-Year Low in Q1 2015 Even as Home Price Growth Outpaces Wage Growth
- from The Urban Land Institute: New ULI Semi-Annual Forecast for Real Estate Market Less Bullish, But Still Foresees Continued Economic Expansion Through 2017
- from CNBC: Chinese money flows into US housing
- from NerdWallet: Mortgage Rates: Three Reasons to Buy in the Next Three Months
- from CNBC: Mortgage applications surge 25% on regulation worry
- from FreddieMac: Mortgage Rates Tumble on Weak Jobs Report
- from Forbes: Smart Home Sector Could Be Worth Hundreds Of Billions In Next Five Years
- from Realtor.com: What Happens to Housing if a Tech Bubble Bursts?
Ray
Dont know if you posted this but pushing prices past income always ends badly…
Not again: Report finds Nevada homes among most overvalued
Guy Johnson
Thank you for sharing that link, Ray. I had not seen that piece.