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Non-distressed sellers are making up less and less of the overall housing market. That does not a healthy housing market make. Without good, move-up homes available, the market cannot see real price appreciation. . . . → Read More: Housing’s Dilemma: There’s Not Enough To Buy
As I was driving back toward DC, I noticed the price of gas (for the cheap stuff) was $3.75 a gallon. Ouch. That can’t be good for sales. Some of the potential buyers I spoke with worried about the drive time, but hadn’t seem to give gas prices as … . . . → Read More: Will Gas Prices be the Spoiler in Housing Recovery?
As foreclosures ease, the logical assumption is that home prices will rebound. But what if the current, unique state of the housing market turns that assumption on its head? . . . → Read More: Fewer Foreclosures Could Mean Lower Home Prices
Is the U.S. economy in a full-tilt housing recovery? Diana on the record with Lindsey Piegza, FTN Financial, and CNBC’s Rick Santelli. . . . → Read More: Increase Traffic on Housing Websites, Does it Mean New Hope for Housing?
After a year-long reprieve from rising foreclosures, the numbers are going up again. . . . → Read More: Foreclosures on the Rise Again
Home builders are more confident about their market today than they have been in over four years. . . . → Read More: Home Builder Confidence Surges Amid Big Headwinds
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