Buying a home is probably never getting cheaper as rates aren't coming down and pandemic migration trends persist, 'Shark Tank' investor Kevin O'Leary says

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Home prices and mortgage rates likely aren't falling anytime soon, according to "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary.

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3 things homebuyers should do to hack the unaffordable housing market, according to Fannie Mae's chief economist

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Home prices could drop for the next 6 months as inventory rises by the biggest margin since the financial crisis, investment strategist says

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An advertisement for a reduced price is seen outside of a home for sale in Dallas, Texas September 24, 2009. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi
An advertisement for a reduced price is seen outside of a home for sale in Dallas

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From more inventory to lower prices, here are 3 signs the housing market may be getting better for buyers

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The housing market is thawing as an increasing number of 'mortgage lock' homes go up for sale, JPMorgan says

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Fitch Ratings found that homes in 91% of US metro areas were overvalued in the third quarter.
Fitch Ratings found that homes in 91% of US metro areas were overvalued in the third quarter.

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Home prices will 'go through the roof' as soon as rates come down a single percentage point, 'Shark Tank' investor Barbara Corcoran says

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Real estate stocks plunge as NAR agrees to landmark settlement that rewrites rules on commissions

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The NAR agreed to a groundbreaking settlement on Friday.

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A huge wave of housing inventory hit the market in February as the 'lock-in' effect eases

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The housing market may finally be thawing as mortgage rates and housing inventory improve

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The tight housing market may finally be showing signs of easing.

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The mortgage 'lock-in' effect is here to stay and home prices won't fall for years to come, research firm says

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The lock-in effect isn't going away as inventory remains tight and demand returns.

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