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Late-Q3 2024 Rate Cut Could Relieve High Costs
High borrowing costs have burdened Americans, but a potential Fed rate cut may bring relief in September. The Fed’s goal is a “soft landing” by curbing inflation without causing a recession.
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Check out my new listing Address: 8105 N 74th East Avenue
Welcome to your dream home! This stunning residence features 3 spacious bedrooms and a dedicated office complete with doors for privacy. The thoughtfully designed split bedroom plan ensures comfort and convenience for everyone. As you step into the heart of the home, be captivated by the vaulted kitchen ceiling that accentuates the modern white cabinetry,…
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Global Real Estate Market Forecast to 2031
Residential construction demand drives global Real Estate expansion, particularly in urbanizing economies.Increased government investment in infrastructure fuels construction sector growth, especially in emerging markets.
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No Rate Cuts Until December: BofA’s Forecast
Bank of America predicts interest rate cuts will start in December, despite investor expectations for September.Fed Chair Jerome Powell's decisions will depend on both inflation rates and economic conditions.
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How to Buy a Foreclosed Home
Foreclosed properties are sold at a discount but come with risks like repairs and title issues. Buyers can find them online or in newspapers. Getting a mortgage pre-approval is crucial. Renovation loans can help with repairs. Research the property's history for liens and title issues. Home inspections are vital as foreclosed homes are sold "as…
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Just Sold this listing Address: 10218 E 116th Street S
This delightful and charming home in The Park at Southwood community is meticulously maintained and move-in ready. The living area features a cozy fireplace with a white brick surround, complemented by updated flooring and modern décor. The kitchen is bright and welcoming, boasting granite countertops, a subway tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances, with an…
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2026-27 Housing Prices: Surge or Slump Ahead?
The housing market is expected to continue rising moderately in 2026, driven by sustained demand and limited supply. Rising home costs will encourage multi-generational living and co-buying, leading to more shared housing arrangements.
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How to prepare for lower mortgage interest rates, according to experts
High mortgage interest rates and home prices have made the market unattractive, with 76% of Americans believing it's a bad time to buy. However, anticipated rate cuts from the Federal Reserve could lower mortgage costs. Experts suggest potential buyers consider acting before rates drop, as increased demand may drive prices up. To prepare, buyers should…
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New Rules Aim to Cut Real Estate Commissions
Real Estate commissions in the US have traditionally been 5%-6%, split between buyer and seller agents. New rules effective August 17 aim to increase transparency and allow consumers to negotiate lower commissions.
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Millennial Money Moves: Top 5 States for Homebuying
California attracts rich millennials with its vibrant economy, diverse culture, and tech job opportunities. New York is favored for its bustling urban lifestyle, luxury shopping, and strong job market.
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