Empty office buildings won't be the solution to the US housing shortage

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The pandemic led to a rise in work-from-home, which has crushed demand for office space.

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Homebuyers are flocking to areas most exposed to extreme weather risk and pushing prices higher, JPMorgan says

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A home submerged in water after a flood.

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A booming stock market means homebuyers will be more tolerant of high mortgage rates, Compass CEO says

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A for sale sign.

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A trusted indicator is fueling recession warnings from Jeremy Grantham and other gurus. What you should know about the Leading Economic Index.

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New home construction in the US plummeted to a 5-month low in January

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Housing starts tumbled in January to a five-month low.

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The fastest-growing city in Texas is a tiny place no one's ever heard of

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Cassidy Moore and her husband Blake moved to Josephine, Texas, in 2022.

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There's a 'meaningful' chance the Fed's next move is a rate hike, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers says

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Summers says odds are "meaningful" that the Fed's next rate move is a bump higher.

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The number of home sales per real estate agent is at its lowest level in over a decade

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The number of home sales per real estate agent is at its lowest level in decades
The number of home sales per real estate agent is at its lowest level in decades.

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Investors bought a record 26% of the affordable houses in the US last quarter

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Investors bought more than a quarter of the affordable homes in the US last quarter, Redfin said.

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Baby boomers are driving the trend of Americans staying in their homes for twice as long as they did 2 decades ago

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Boomers are unlikely to downsize given the current affordability conditions, Redfin said.

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