• Interest in NYC real estate being swamped by Russians, TripleMint data show - CNBC

    Interest in NYC real estate being swamped by Russians, TripleMint data show - CNBC
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    Interest in NYC real estate being swamped by Russians, TripleMint data show
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    A woman walks past a Trump Place building, part of an apartment complex on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, in New York. The never-ending quest for the perfect apartment in New York City could be getting that much tougher, new data suggests, thanks ...
  • Size Matters: Most Americans Dissatisfied with Home’s Square Footage

    Size Matters: Most Americans Dissatisfied with Home’s Square Footage
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    When it comes to a home’s square footage, Americans seem to have a Goldilocks mindset: too big, too small, jussstttt right. At least, this is the consensu
  • Leading the Way with Technology

    Leading the Way with Technology
    In the following interview, Ravath “RP” Pok, principal broker/owner of Realty ONE Group in Midvale, Utah, discusses the benefits—and challenges—of using technology.
    Region Served: Salt Lake County
    Years in Real Estate: 21
    Number of Offices: 1
    Number of Agents: 69
    Must-Have Tech Tool: iPhone and MacBook Pro
    How would you describe the real estate tech industry?The problem I see in the tech sector is the lack of collaboration between vendors and brokers. Too many vendors try
  • Home Builder Confidence Harkens Back to 2005

    Home Builder Confidence Harkens Back to 2005
    Home builders’ confidence in the new single-family housing market is harkening back to 2005, rising to a reading of 71 in the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI)—the highest level in 12 years. Index readings of 50-plus indicate more builders identify the market as “good” than “poor.”
    “Builders are buoyed by President Trump’s actions on regulatory reform, particularly his recent executive order to resc
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  • Housing Starts Clear Expectations in February

    Housing Starts Clear Expectations in February
    Housing starts cleared expectations in February, 3 percent above estimates to a rate of 1,288,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Single-family starts increased 6.5 percent to 872,000. Starts for units in buildings with five units or more came in at 396,000.
    “This month’s gain in single-family starts is consistent with rising builder confidence in the housing market,” said Granger MacDonald, chairman of the Nationa
  • MBA: Mortgage Apps Up Across the Board

    MBA: Mortgage Apps Up Across the Board
    Mortgage applications rose 3.1 percent over the week, according to data gathered in the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey. The MBA’s Refinance Index grew 4 percent, as well, while the Purchase Index grew 2 percent.
    The refinance share of mortgage activity increased to 45.6 percent of total applications from 45.4 percent the previous week. The adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) share of activity increased to 8.2 percent of total applications—th

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