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[ad_1] It’s still a ruthless market for homebuyers — especially first-timers. But if you’re looking for small-town charm, there still might be some affordable options. Westend61...
[ad_1] “When I say reset, I’m not looking at a particular specific set of data. What I’m really saying is that we’ve had a time of...
[ad_1] Across the country, mortgage brokers and builders are scrambling as millions of potential buyers sit on the sidelines after last year’s historic mortgage rate shock....
[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As we swiftly turn the corner into 2023, there are many considerations on the minds of those...
[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. We’re in the last month of 2022, and not only are we entering a new year, but...
[ad_1] Homebuilders have a housing downturn playbook that’s proven to be effective time and again. They start by offering incentives like mortgage rate buydowns. If that...
[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Real estate development and construction have changed since the 1960s: Contractors typically built the container and let...
[ad_1] A historic mortgage rate shock—with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate jumping from 3% to 6% this year—following the Pandemic Housing Boom’s 41.3% run-up in...
[ad_1] A for sale sign sits in front of a house on Circle Avenue in Charlotte, N.C., Friday, Nov. 4, 2022. Alex Slitz alslitz@charlotteobserver.com Interest rates...
[ad_1] Homebuilders and economists alike saw the 2000s housing bubble brewing—they just didn’t think it would burst. Their reasoning being, that at the time, home prices...
[ad_1] The Long Island housing market continued to cool off last month, as higher mortgage rates chilled sales and prices. There were 2,110 Long Island homes...
[ad_1] “We have a ways to go, we have ground to cover with interest rates before we get to that level of interest rates that is...
[ad_1] The housing market is shifting, but not everywhere. As cities across the globe continue to adjust after the pandemic, certain metropolitan areas are more at...
[ad_1] Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The millennium brought about so many first-time home buyers across the globe deciding to go big. Many...
[ad_1] Unlike the stock market—which corrects through price shifts—housing corrections are historically felt the most acutely through declines in housing activity. That, of course, is why...
[ad_1] That, of course, is what we’re seeing now. Despite favorable demographics and tight inventory levels, pressured affordability—spiked mortgage rates coupled with frothy home prices—is beginning...