The housing market appears to be operating without brakes as home prices continue to climb–the median listing price shot up in March to a record-high of $405,000, mortgage rates continue to tick up, and buyers are not backing down.
As more signs indicate the housing market is on a fast-paced upward trajectory, many are wondering: Are we entering a housing a bubble? And will the market crash or at least, deflate at any point in the near future?
Goodell ruled out having the team remaining at Soldier Field, their longtime Chicago home. Continue Reading NFL’s Goodell: Bears Need to Secure New Stadium Deal ‘Sooner Than Later’
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One year ago, the CMBS delinquency rate was 6.65%. Continue Reading CMBS Delinquency Rate Up 41 Basis Points to 7.55%
On an annual basis, rent growth eased slightly to 0.4% in March, down from 0.5% in February and from 1.5% one year earlier. Continue Reading Apartment Rents Up Slightly in March
CJ Townhomes will be rebranded as The Sonoran Townhomes. Continue Reading Canopy Real Estate Partners Pays $13.39 Million for 36-Unit Phoenix-Area Multifamily Community
Roughly half of the nation’s housing stock was built in the 1980s and earlier, with slightly more than one-third built before 1970. Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: In Search of New Homes
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