Real Estate

Record Share of Americans Say Rents Will Keep Rising This Year

A record share of Americans anticipate that rents will go up over the next 12 months, according to Fannie Mae data going back to 2010.

HSBC, JPMorgan Among Banks Losing Fees in China Junk Drought

High-yield bond sales in Asia are off to their slowest start in six years as China property developers remain largely shut out of the market.

Mortgage Businesses Seen Laying Off Thousands as Volume Drops

U.S. home mortgage lenders have spent much of the last two years hiring. Now they might have to spend the coming months laying workers off.

U.S. Mortgage Interest Rates Top 4% for First Time Since 2019

Interest rate on most popular U.S. home loan surged by most in nearly two years last week, shooting above the 4% level for the first time since 2019.

Heirs Locked Out of Little Rock's Historic Pike-Fletcher-Terry House, Need Key to Inspect the Mansion

Plaintiffs in lawsuit over Little Rock's historic Pike-Fletcher-Terry House can't get key to go in. They need to assess condition of house.

China Property Bets Roiled by Deleted Post on ‘All Out’ Support

The news sent more than 20 Chinese property and construction stocks jumping by the 10% daily limit on Tuesday.

Unfair and Unpaid: A Property Tax Money Machine Crushes Families

Officials auctioned over 100,000 homes in past decade in Wayne County, MI, which transformed delinquent property taxes into investment opportunities.