After an unprecedented first half of 2020, what could the next six months bring? Here is what five … [+] housing economists and experts anticipate. Getty Mortgage rates are searching for a historic bottom. Home prices are inching up toward record highs. Home shoppers are looking for deals. Homeowners are weighing selling versus refinancing. A
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Founder and CEO of The Raisner Group (formerly Proteus Capital Management), a private real estate investment firm in New York City. Getty In the future, will we all work from home? This is one of the most-asked questions resulting from the Covid-19 shutdown — understandably so, after a long nationwide experiment in working remotely and handling meetings
Atticus is the CEO of PadSplit, an affordable, shared housing model that creates financial independence for workers. Getty If you ask a person of color, they’ll likely tell you they’ve been unjustifiably pulled over while driving. We hear this example often when discussing racism in our society, and it’s for good reason. Not only are there countless
California has the highest rent gap to close in order to keep cost-burdened tenants housed in the … [+] next six months, according to an analysis by UrbanFootprint. Getty As housing advocates across the U.S. brace for what they predict to be a spike in evictions this summer, when government protections are set to fade
Mortgage applications are going strong Getty The pause in mortgage applications as the Covid epidemic took hold is looking like a mere blip in the distant past as buyer activity surges, according to the latest weekly data numbers. The Mortgage Bankers Association weekly report shows purchase applications rose 33% compared to this week last year,