Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for landlords, tenants, buyers and sellers.Real Estate
This researcher is trying to flip the script about student loan forgiveness
Critics of student loan forgiveness say it would benefit the already well-off, since college degrees lead to higher earnings. New research suggests otherwise. Read Article
Redfin CEO says the housing market has cooled off slightly — and that's a positive
"For the past couple of weeks, housing has been hot instead of blazing hot," Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman told CNBC on Friday. Read Article
A third of Americans found errors on their credit reports. Here's how to fix those mistakes
Before you try to take out a mortgage or a car loan, check your credit report. It may have a mistake that could cost you. Read Article
A massive wave of evictions could be coming. Who's at risk?
Even as the covid pandemic fades, more than 10 million Americans are behind on their rent. Single mothers and Black families are most at risk of eviction. Read Article
Homeowners got $2 trillion richer during the first three months of the year
Home prices have been soaring, so homeowners have been getting richer, at least on paper. The equity numbers are staggering. Read Article
Here are tips on whether you should eliminate that mortgage in retirement
Experts say retirees should consider a variety of factors when evaluating whether paying off their mortgage makes sense for their situation. Read Article
After a dramatic seven-year renovation, an $87 million mansion hits the market in Bel-Air
The Bel-Air mansion's makeover was nearly a total teardown, its owner said. Only one wall from the old house is still standing. Read Article
This new community will have 21,000 homes – and net zero carbon emissions, developer says
More than 21,000 homes are going up in a new community that its developer says will be the largest net-zero development in the nation. Read Article
Mortgage rates drop, but not enough for priced-out homebuyers
Mortgage rates fell slightly last week, but not enough to light a fire under mortgage demand. Read Article
Lumber executive sees further relief in sky-high prices, says delaying building projects makes sense
Lumber industry veteran Kyle Little said it's sensible to delay building projects due to high wood costs. "We do see some relief over the next six to 12 months." Read Article
