A study from WalletHub found that 76% of people support a cut in the Federal interest rates, and the probability of a rate cut increases as 2019 continues. ...
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Redin.com revealed in a new study that Detroit, Michigan, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Cleveland, Ohio, were the most affordable places for couples to get married, and cover their down ...
Read More »State Regulatory Content Added to New Platform
Connecticut-based Continuity, a provider of development and deployment of regulatory change management solutions for regulated financial institutions, announces the addition of state regulatory content to its industry leading ...
Read More »The Week Ahead: An Overview of the Housing Market
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and Wells Fargo will release its latest housing market index (HMI) on Monday, June 17. May’s HMI increased to a seven-month ...
Read More »Where Are Homes Gaining the Most Value?
Several markets on the East and West Coasts have seen surges in home values over the past 20 years, with some markets posting more than 300% increases.
Read More »The Decline of Single-Family Permits
The total number of single-family housing permits issued through April 2019 reached 261,119 nationwide, which is a 6.5% year-over-year decline, according to the National Association of Home Builders ...
Read More »The Nation’s Hottest Real Estate Market Is…
Rochester, New York, was named by realtor.com as the hottest real estate market in the nation in May 2019 for the first time. “Rochester is a hidden gem, ...
Read More »The Slow Growth of Mortgage Payments
A new study examines trends among typical American mortgage payments as they relate to home price growth. Click through to learn what the study reveals.
Read More »NFIP Reforms Approved by House Financial Services Committee
Two bills received bi-partisan support to reform and reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program. Click through for more details.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Break From New Norm
Freddie Mac’s latest Mortgage Market survey revealed an unchanged mortgage rate, but one economist warns of “volatility on the horizon.”
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