It was a conj job. Affordability, they call it, was a conjob by the by the Democrats. The Democrats are good at a few things.Cheating on elections and conning people with facts that aren't true. They said, "Oh, I don't want to talk about affordability." The reason I don't want to talk about affordability is because everybody knows that it's far less expensive under Trump than it was under Sleepy Joe Biden. And the prices are way down.As President Trump on Friday, calling the Democratic Party's focus on affo ...

When we start off with the news over the weekend, we heard the we saw the president post about this, a 50-year mortgage. The 30-year has been the standard here in the US. We also, in all fairness, offer 15-year mortgages.>> Yeah. >> Your thoughts on a 50-year mortgage and what would that do to home prices. The idea of a longer mortgage.>> So, it's interesting. We we ran the math. Um, it's about $120 in savings per month.It increases buying power by by about 5%. So, call it $20,000. Um, but it's not a clean ...

UK home prices rose for a second straight month, in signs that prospective buyers remain resilient in the face of growing speculation of tax rises at the government’s November budget https://t.co/nDBsbhfiH1 ...

Well, less than 24 hours until the next Fed decision, but even with expectations of more rate cuts on the horizon, a top housing economist says mortgage rates could stay above the 6% level through 2028. Mike Frantenonyi is behind the call. He's chief economist at the mortgage bankers association.He joins us now. Um, great to have you, Mike. Uh, this is very disappointing for a lot of people who are waiting for rates to come down, who believe that rates are going to come down because the Fed is going to cont ...

Home prices gained the least in over two years, slowing for the seventh straight month in August as buyers gained leverage in negotiations and inventory grew. https://t.co/jHts4WFiof ...

Austin’s boom-bust cycle in home prices shows what it will take to restore health to the housing market, @conorsen says (via @opinion) https://t.co/Xab1DstwwN ...

Housing Market Overview - CNBC's housing market survey for Q3 reveals insights from real estate agents across the country [1][2] - The survey indicates a shift towards a buyer's market, with 49% of agents reporting this condition [3] - A significant 44% of agents observed declining prices, while only 20% saw increasing prices [3] Seller Behavior - A substantial 89% of agents reported sellers cutting prices, indicating overoptimism despite market uncertainty [4] - 40% of agents had sellers delist their homes due to challenging market conditions [5] Market Expectations - 48% of agents anticipate market improvement in the coming quarter, while 35% expect it to remain the same [5] - Only 17% of agents foresee a decline in sales [5] Agent Sentiment - Real estate agents' admissions of a tough buyer's market are noteworthy, given their typical reluctance [6] - The high percentage of price cuts (89%) and delistings (40%) underscores the market's reality [6]

Housing Market Trends - Portugal's home prices recorded the largest increase on record [1] - A worsening housing crunch is testing the government's response [1]

RT Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator)New home prices are collapsing, now below 2019 levels https://t.co/hKtKnQHMpj ...

Joining me now in the state of housing, Daryl Farweather, Redfin, chief economist. And here's a special treat. She's in studio with us.Usually, she is remote, so it's good to see you in person. >> It's great to see you, too. >> Although we're not talking about great numbers, to be fair.That cancellation rate is really interesting. So, that's basically when somebody signs the a letter of intent, they're going to buy the house, and then they say never mind. So, what's the rate right now, and what's contributi ...