Stimulus-Induced Stock Crash? No, Housing Market Faces Real Freefall
The housing market is in trouble after the Trump administration reaffirmed it is moving away from stimulus until post-election.
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The housing market is in trouble after the Trump administration reaffirmed it is moving away from stimulus until post-election.
The financial markets are struggling. But the much-anticipated housing market crash is not coming. In fact, across Asia, there is a boom.
The Dow rallied on Tuesday amid signs that the Federal Reserve was keeping the housing market elevated amid the pandemic.
For now, the housing market is showing strong demand. But as incomes drop and affordability plummets, it could become a dangerous bubble
Pending home sales rose in July, but inventory shortages could limit further sales growth. The housing market is less affordable as prices keep rising.
U.S. home prices rose in Q2 2020, continuing their upward trend since 2011. Here’s why this housing market trend will continue.
As small businesses struggle to survive, economists warn capitalism is under fire. Relief may come from a surprising place: the housing market.
The U.S. housing market has been propped up by a lack of supply and strong buyer interest even in a pandemic.
Dubai’s housing market is recovering, says UAE’s property developer Nakheel. Aqil Kazim said real estate transactions increased.
U.S. home prices are recovering at a blistering pace, but some local housing markets could be on the verge of an abrupt plunge.