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Mortgage Rates Increase Despite Recent Federal Reserve Cut
Mortgage and refinance rates increased as of September 25, 2025, despite a recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, with the 30-year fixed rate at 6.54%.
AutoZone Expands by Converting Vacant Retail Stores
AutoZone is rapidly expanding by converting vacant big-box retail stores from bankrupt chains like Bed Bath & Beyond and Toys R Us into large 'Mega Hub' locations.
David Lloyd Clubs to Open New £11.5M Facility in Shawfair
David Lloyd Clubs is investing £11.5 million to build a new luxury health and racquets club in Shawfair, Midlothian, creating 80 jobs and opening late 2024.
How Lower Interest Rates Reshape the Housing Market
A recent federal interest rate reduction is set to impact the real estate sector by lowering borrowing costs and increasing buyer demand, according to expert Pam Price.
US Home Sales Show Slight Dip in August Amid High Rates
U.S. existing-home sales experienced a slight 0.2% dip in August, as high mortgage rates and low inventory continue to shape a sluggish market, new NAR data shows.
US Housing Market Shows Signs of a Fall Revival
The U.S. housing market is showing signs of a fall revival as lower mortgage rates and increased inventory begin to attract buyers after a slow summer.
US Home Sales Hold Steady in August as Prices Rise Again
U.S. existing-home sales saw a minimal 0.2% dip in August, while the median home price rose 2.0% year-over-year to $422,600, according to the NAR.
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Mortgage Rates Rise Slightly, Ending Weeks of Decline
Mortgage rates increased slightly this week, ending a period of decline despite a recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The 30-year fixed rate now stands at 6.3%.
NAR Economist Predicts Housing Market Rebound in 2025
The National Association of REALTORS® forecasts a rebound in U.S. home sales for 2025, driven by falling mortgage rates and increased housing supply.
Millennials Drive US Housing Market Despite High Costs
Millennials now account for nearly half of all U.S. mortgage applications, dominating even the priciest markets despite significant affordability hurdles.
One in Three Japanese Seniors Rejected for Housing Due to Age
A survey in Japan reveals that nearly one-third of seniors aged 65 and over have been rejected for rental housing due to their age, highlighting a significant barrier.
Southern California Real Estate Loses 46,800 Jobs
Southern California's real estate sector has lost 46,800 jobs over three years, with a 24,100 decline in the past year, driven by higher interest rates.
Proposed NOAA Budget Cuts Raise Concerns for Real Estate Sector
Proposed budget cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are raising alarms in the real estate and insurance sectors, which rely on its data.
Economist Peter Schiff Warns of Potential Housing Correction
Economist Peter Schiff, known for predicting the 2008 crash, warns of a new housing crisis due to the gap between high home prices and rising mortgage rates.
Investors Purchased One-Third of US Homes in Q2 2025
A new report from BatchData reveals that real estate investors purchased 33% of all U.S. single-family homes in Q2 2025, a five-year market share high.
CKO Real Estate Faces $20M Debt, CEO Sued Amid Tenant Crisis
CKO Real Estate, a Chicago property firm, is reportedly in $20 million of debt, while its CEO faces multiple lawsuits for unpaid corporate and personal bills.
Mortgage Rates Increase Despite Federal Reserve Cut
Mortgage rates rose this week, with the 30-year fixed rate at 6.54%, despite a recent rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The increase is tied to bond market activity.
Indianapolis Residents Oppose $500M Data Center Plan
A proposal for a $500 million data center in Indianapolis's Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood is facing strong opposition from residents over job accessibility.
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Former NY Real Estate Agent Pleads Guilty to Home Theft Scheme
A former real estate agent in Rockland County, NY, has pleaded guilty to stealing a woman's home by forging her signature while it was in foreclosure.
US Home Prices Fall in Key Markets Amid Affordability Strain
A new report shows median home prices are falling in five major U.S. counties, yet national housing affordability continues to decline for many Americans.
David Lloyd Clubs Opens £15 Million Facility in Bicester
David Lloyd Leisure Group has opened a new £15 million health and wellness club in Bicester, creating over 100 jobs and expanding its UK presence.
Ex-Agent Pleads Guilty in Rockland County Deed Theft Case
A former Rockland County real estate agent pleaded guilty to stealing a client's home through forgery, marking the first conviction under a new state law.
Woman Sentenced in Graceland Foreclosure Fraud Scheme
A Missouri woman received a federal prison sentence of over four years for her part in a scheme to fraudulently sell Elvis Presley's Graceland estate.
OFA Group to Launch AI-Powered Real Estate Token Platform
OFA Group is partnering with Blockchain App Factory to create a real estate tokenization platform using AI and Web3, backed by a planned $100M crypto treasury.
Ohio PERS Expands Real Estate Portfolio by $1 Billion
Ohio Public Employees Retirement System commits $1 billion to core real estate funds, citing compelling market entry timing. The fund also made opportunistic investments and transferred a $600 million
Iconic San Francisco Tower 101 California on Sale for $1 Billion
San Francisco's iconic 101 California Street office tower is for sale with an asking price over $1 billion, the first such listing for a 'trophy' building since 2020.