"This is 2007, 2008 magnified multiple times over," warns Mitch Vexler, a commercial real estate developer who has gone forensic on America's crumbling financial foundations.
Late fall tends to be the time when the most homes come off the market, as so-far unsuccessful sellers would rather not sit through the slowest winter months.
The Trump administration effectively condemned the downtown Washington, D.C., headquarters of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), portraying it as unfit for federal workers.
Building on our earlier housing-market note that "current conditions point to more persistent headwinds" across major metro areas, we now turn to new Redfin data showing a surge in delistings - a clear sign the market is slipping into year-end paraly
With mortgage rates tumbling, housing market participants have been disappointed by the lack of enthusiasm by homebuyers to apply for mortgages (though there was a decent bounce in refi activity)...
Faced with affordability constraints and cautious demand, and with abundant land in states such as Arizona, Utah, Texas, and Florida, many developers are offering enticing incentives to potential homebuyers.
Home improvement retailer Home Depot slashed its full-year earnings outlook after another weak quarter, citing soft big-ticket spending, a paralyzed housing market, and lackluster seasonal demand. Adjusted EPS is now expected to fall 5%, worse than p
A silent financial crisis is gripping American homeowners as foreclosure filings surge across the nation, threatening to unravel the very foundation of the housing market and push countless families into financial ruin.
As President Trump floats the idea of 50-year mortgages, Americans are being sold a new version of the American Dream - one that can never truly be owned, only leased from the banks, billionaires, and private equity landlords who profit from our perm
Maloney and Alan Hibbard break down why they believe we're in a rare moment when precious metals can dramatically outpace real estate--measured in purchasing power. You'll see:
There were 1.55 million existing homes for sale in September.
That equals 4.6 months' worth of supply.
The median sales price dropped 2% compared to August.
The housing market's COVID high has given way to a sobering pandemic hangover…
"We're sitting on the ultimate house of cards," warns developer Mitch Wexler, exposing what he calls a $5.1 trillion school bond Ponzi scheme propped up by inflated home values and taxpayer naivety.