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Kevin O’Leary Says He’s Moving From Boston Because of Elizabeth Warren
“I now live in Florida because of Elizabeth Warren,” said the “Shark Tank” star. Continue Reading Kevin O’Leary Says He’s Moving From Boston Because of Elizabeth Warren
Why Did a Disneyland-Area Suburb Agree to a Property Tax Hike?
The community located 20 minutes from Disneyland has a median listing price of more than $1 million. Continue Reading Why Did a Disneyland-Area Suburb Agree to a Property Tax Hike?
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Foreclosure Activity Continues to Rise
According to data from ATTOM, one in every 3,950 housing units had a foreclosure filing in April. Continue Reading Foreclosure Activity Continues to Rise
Yearlong Listing for Frank Lloyd Wright House in Michigan Finally Sells After $1 Million Price Cut
The sellers acquired the property in 2012 for $200,000 and spent $800,000 in renovations and updates to the residence, which was built in 1950. Continue Reading Yearlong Listing for Frank Lloyd Wright House in Michigan Finally Sells After $1 Million Price Cut
Study: Abandoned Residential Properties Could be Worth Over $150 Billion
The so-called “zombie foreclosures” numbered over 7,000 as of the end of the fourth quarter of 2024. Continue Reading Study: Abandoned Residential Properties Could be Worth Over $150 Billion
Study: Social and Economic Issues Influence People Planning to Move
Nearly one in five (19.3%) respondents said they wanted to relocate to a place better aligned with their views on social issues. Continue Reading Study: Social and Economic Issues Influence People Planning to Move
Foreclosure Activity Records Uptick in August
Nationwide, one in every 4,113 housing units had a foreclosure filing last month. Continue Reading Foreclosure Activity Records Uptick in August
Mortgage Application Activity Down Again
“Credit availability in August increased slightly but remained close to the very low levels last seen in January 2013,” said MBA’s Joel Kan. Continue Reading Mortgage Application Activity Down Again
Realtor.com Debuts Listing Toolkit to Help Agents with Sales
“Leveraging the insights and tools in our new Listing Toolkit can help agents get in front of and wow seller prospects,” said Realtor.com’s Blake Elmquist. Continue Reading Realtor.com Debuts Listing Toolkit to Help Agents with Sales
Appraisal Institute Debuts Program to Expand Appraiser Base
Participant priority is given to veterans, minorities and those in designated rural areas. Continue Reading Appraisal Institute Debuts Program to Expand Appraiser Base
Amazon to Finance Affordable Homeownership Initiative
his marks the first time the Amazon Housing Equity Fund is being used to create access to homeownership. Continue Reading Amazon to Finance Affordable Homeownership Initiative
Groucho Marx’s One-Time Long Island Home Listed for $2.3 Million
The cigar-chomping funnyman lived at the residence from 1926 through 1931. Continue Reading Groucho Marx’s One-Time Long Island Home Listed for $2.3 Million
Zillow: More New Listings Available for Home Buyers
“Those still shopping for homes late in summer were offered a bit of relief, and not all from expected sources,” said Zillow’s Jeff Tucker. Continue Reading Zillow: More New Listings Available for Home Buyers
CoreLogic: Home Prices Up 2.5% for July
CoreLogic projected year-over-year U.S. home price gains will reach 3.5% by July 2024. Continue Reading CoreLogic: Home Prices Up 2.5% for July
1 in 8 San Francisco Homeowners Lose Money in Sale
“Some condos in the Bay Area are now worth less than their owners bought them for in 2018 and 2019,” said real estate agent Andrea Chopp. Continue Reading 1 in 8 San Francisco Homeowners Lose Money in Sale
