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- Spring housing market gets more inventory April 27, 2024We’ve now had back-to-back weeks of healthy housing inventory growth, making spring 2024 much healthier than spring 2023.Logan Mohtashami
- The best real estate podcasts for agents and brokers in 2024 April 26, 2024The best real estate podcasts to motivate, inspire, entertain and enlighten you this year.Megan Johnson
- Home sellers saw their profits shrink in the first quarter: Attom April 26, 2024The average return on investment of 55.3% was the smallest quarterly figure in more than two yearsSarah Marx
- If reelected, Trump could seek greater control over Federal Reserve April 26, 2024The Wall Street Journal reported that allies of former President Donald Trump are looking to make the Federal Reserve less independent.Neil Pierson
- Acra CEO Keith Lind on staying the course amid choppy waters in non-QM April 26, 2024"It wasn't pretty, I'm not gonna lie to you, but we got through it, and we ended up being profitable in 2022 and 2023."Zeb Lowe
- HUD walks back some proposed changes to HECM for Purchase program April 26, 2024Certain changes announced for the H4P program last year will not be implemented after public comments raised concerns, HUD and FHA said.Chris Clow
- Retirement confidence hasn’t fully recovered, but survey shows hope for future prospects April 26, 2024Some of this confidence is tied to new data that shows wage growth is outpacing inflation, the Employee Benefit Research Institute said.Chris Clow
- Key housing markets are starting to buck national trends: Redfin April 26, 2024Some markets in Texas and Florida that have experienced outsized growth in demand are now showing signs of a pullback.Neil Pierson
- Median payment on purchase mortgage applications rises to $2,201: MBA April 26, 2024Homebuyer affordability declined in March as mortgage rates and home prices remained elevated, the Mortgage Bankers Association reportSarah Marx
- HUD, USDA reach accord on energy-efficiency standard for new construction April 26, 2024The new initiatives aim to lower energy costs on a wide array of newly-constructed homes, according to HUD, USDA and FHA.Chris Clow