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Economists weigh in on what the data from most recent Jobs Report from the U.S. Department of Labor means for the industry.
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March saw a significant increase in jobs, according to a recent report. Experts weigh in on how the recent job growth will impact the housing industry.
Read More »Are Things Looking Up for Housing in 2019?
What are the factors that are likely to get potential homeowners back in the market? Watch this video to learn what an expert had to say.
Read More »Tackling the Unknown
How will the housing market adjust to the factors that have been responsible for its subdued growth over the last quarter? Here’s what a Freddie Mac report projected.
Read More »The Connection Between Jobs, Wages, and Housing
Despite the employment numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics coming in below expectations on Friday, unemployment numbers fell to their lowest since 1969. Experts weigh in on how these trends are affecting the housing market.
Read More »Fannie Mae Weighs in on the Housing Market
Homeowner confidence seems to have been impacted by increasing jobs and income. See what homeowners think about the current state of housing.
Read More »Fannie Weighs in on Homebuyer Sentiments
Though all signs for the future of the economy and the housing market hold steady, What’s concerning homebuyers today? Here’s what a Fannie Mae report found.
Read More »Will Wage Growth Bring Relief to Homebuyers?
The latest data on U.S. jobs by the Census Bureau has indicated rising wages. Experts weigh in on whether these increases will translate into easing the burden of rising home prices for homebuyers.
Read More »The Worst Home Markets for Millennials
Millennials want to own homes. They just happen to be living through one of the toughest homebuyer's markets. And five cities, in particular, are tough for young buyers to crack. Which are these cities?
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