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Federal Reserve Split on Appropriate Monetary Policy for 2026
As annual inflation remains above 2% and the labor market shows weakness, the Federal Reserve has been split in recent months over the direction of monetary policy. The past year has seen split votes among the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voting committee on interest rates-setting; the July FOMC, for instance, saw Fed Governors Michelle…
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Market Consolidation and the Pros and Cons for Agents
Above, top row from left, Marco Fregenal and Adam Kaufman; bottom row from left, Josh Muncey and Rick Haase From mega franchises to agent teams, real estate mergers and acquisitions are making headlines almost daily. What does the ongoing trend toward market consolidation mean to agents on the front lines? In an upcoming session at…
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Southern US cities seeing major real estate boom - FOX 5 Atlanta
Southern US cities seeing major real estate boom FOX 5 Atlanta
U.S. Homebuilder Sentiment Ends 2025 in Negative Territory - The World Property Journal
U.S. Homebuilder Sentiment Ends 2025 in Negative Territory The World Property Journal
Top 25 of ’25: Back leverage leads REC Europe’s most read stories of the year - Real Estate Capital Europe
Top 25 of ’25: Back leverage leads REC Europe’s most read stories of the year Real Estate Capital Europe
London house prices: what will happen to the capital's property market in 2026? - London Evening Standard
London house prices: what will happen to the capital's property market in 2026? London Evening Standard
Chicago-area home prices, fastest-rising in the U.S., are up higher than inflation - Crain's Chicago Business
Chicago-area home prices, fastest-rising in the U.S., are up higher than inflation Crain's Chicago Business
FHFA Shaves Affordable Housing Goals for Fannie and Freddie
As part of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) overseeing the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the FHFA is required to set annually updated benchmark goals for how the GSEs’ mortgage purchases will help contribute to affordable housing for lower-income households. On Tuesday, December 23, the FHFA set its enterprise benchmark housing…
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Average Time Saving for a Down Payment Now Seven Years: Realtor.com
A down payment on a home is a crucial part of the financial hurdle that homebuyers need to pass before they can think of closing, but in the current market, how long of a wait is that? According to the latest report from Realtor.com®, the current average for saving for a down payment on a…
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Home-Price Growth Sees Its Weakest Reading in Two Years
Home-price growth remained weak in October, with experts pointing to continued inflation and elevated mortgage rates as the cause, according to the latest data. The October S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home Price Index found that home-price growth posted a 1.4% annual gain, slightly up from a 1.3% rise in the previous month. Nicholas Godec, head of…
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