Mortgage rates have climbed to 6.32% on the eve of the Federal Reserve‘s final 2025 meeting, leaving prospective homebuyers facing an unexpected squeeze just
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Bluerock real estate fund to list next week, but at what price?
Investors in the Bluerock Total Income + Real Estate Fund should be ready for at least a slight hit once the company begins trading
Healthpeak, Omega, Ventas share investor updates
(Credit: Prapass Pulsub / Getty Images) Real estate investment trusts Healthpeak Properties, Omega Healthcare Investors and Ventas published investor updates Monday in advance of
Can The Fed Pull Mortgage Rates Off The Ceiling?
Mortgage rates were surprisingly steady on Tuesday with most lenders roughly in line with Monday’s levels. Why surprising? Because the bond market was noticeably
HUD chief blames 'unchecked illegal immigration' pricing-out families amid new housing report
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner slammed the Biden administration for what he called
Mortgage rates could move higher despite a Fed cut
While the Federal Reserve is expected to deliver another interest rate cut on Wednesday, mortgage rates aren’t likely to move much lower. They could,
Crisis reveals 31% of surveyed associations often find social housing offered to applicants is unsuitable at pre-tenancy check
The report also found nearly three-quarters of the landlords surveyed who operate a choice-based lettings system felt the number of properties did not meet
Middle-class housing crisis worsens and requires urgent action and attention
opinion Home prices have soared, sellers are taking houses off the market and costs are still rising. (Illustration: Marcie LaCerte for AJC) Affordability is
A perfect storm of factors has a housing crisis brewing in rural America. Here's why country living is costlier than ever
Eric Esposito December 9, 2025 at 6:00 AM A storm gathering over a field with a barn. The cost of country living keeps climbing.
Mortgage rates ‘highly likely’ to dip below 3.51% in 2026
Mortgage rates are “highly likely” to drop below the current market leading rate of 3.51 per cent in 2026 as the mortgage price war