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Real Estate, Residential

Low inventory and strong job growth continue to drive up rental prices

By Mike Wheatley | July 20, 2018

Freddie Mac launches re-employment program for struggling or aspiring homeowners

By Mike Wheatley | June 19, 2018

Freddie Mac is launching a new program to help job seekers in rural areas find employment, in partnership with the job-hunting company NextJob.

Residential, US Real Estate

Baby Boomers Continue to Change the Housing Market

By Brian Kline | February 2, 2014

Real estate analysts heavily rely on employment numbers to forecast housing demand. While that's a good start, if left with only that statistic, it will seriously under estimate the true housing demand. Conventional analysis is that millions of people have left the job market because they have been unable to find employment. And that these […]

Widespread Employment Changes May Result In More Problems For Housing Industry

By Donna S. Robinson | November 16, 2012

The impact of widespread reductions in the working hours of employees in a large variety of industries would be highly likely to trigger more delinquencies and foreclosures for housing. In the past week and a half since the presidential election confirmed that the Affordable Care Act would be implemented, I've personally heard from local employees […]

Featured News, US Real Estate

Elections, Real Estate, Jobs, and Sucking Sounds

By Phil Butler | October 19, 2012

What can American's expect their next president to do about the sagging real estate industry? Most experts on the subject would say, nothing. Neither President Obama, nor hopeful Senator Mitt Romney seems to care much about foreclosures or even a resurgence of the market.

Featured News, Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Residential, US Real Estate

Latest Case-Schiller Index - Atlanta, Las Vegas, Hit New Lows

By Donna S. Robinson | June 5, 2012

To sum up the latest Case-Schiller Housing Price Report, the good news is that the bad news is not quite as bad as it was. But the bad news is that Atlanta, Las Vegas, Chicago, Portland and New York have hit new lows as home prices in these cities continue a slow but steady slide.

Investing, Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

How To Determine If You Are In A "Good" Or "Bad" Housing Market

By Donna S. Robinson | March 9, 2012

If you are the typical person out there, reading the main stream media reports about housing, and whether the market is "good or "bad" you probably think that the current market is "bad". But when it comes to market dynamics, the housing market is neither "good" or "bad", bur rather, "good" and "bad" are all defined within your personal frame of reference.

Real Estate, Real Estate Resource, Residential, US Real Estate

Which Came First...The Job Or The House?

By Donna S. Robinson | March 2, 2012

The old cliche' is well known..."Which came first...the chicken or the egg?" And so, with all the wrangling over how to "fix" housing, the question to ask is "which came first, the job or the house?"

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