Baby Boomers Who Won’t Sell Are Dominating the Housing Market

Millennials are finding themselves out in the cold because building has slowed, and longer-living baby boomers are staying put, setting up a simmering conflict between the two biggest generations in U.S. history. People 55 and older own 53 percent of U.S. owner-occupied houses, the biggest share since the government started collecting data in 1900, according to …

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Street In San Francisco’s Fanciest Neighborhood Sold At Tax Lien Auction; Homeowners Sue

These days, the price of a San Francisco home can easily top a million dollars. But one savvy investor has bought up a whole street in the city’s most exclusive neighborhood for a mere $90,000. Trouble is, some of the extremely wealthy residents of Presidio Terrace were not aware their street was up for sale …

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What Caused House Prices to Decline for the First Time in 8 months?

First American’s proprietary Real House Price Index (RHPI) looks at April 2017 data and includes analysis from First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming on the impact of wages and lower interest rates on real house prices. “Despite the monetary tightening policies of the Federal Reserve, a dip in the average rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate …

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Federal Banking Agencies Propose Exempting CRE Property Sales of $400,000 or Less from Appraisals

Responding to investor and lender concerns regarding the time and costs associated with completing smaller real estate transactions, the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency July 19 proposed raising the sale price threshold for commercial real estate transactions requiring an appraisal to more than …

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Foreclosures Down 20 Percent In Past 12 Months

Foreclosure filings, which include default notices, scheduled auctions, and bank repossessions, are down 20 percent from the same period a year ago, according to the Midyear 2017 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report from ATTOM Data Solutions. “With a few local market exceptions, foreclosures have become the unicorns of the housing market: hard to find but highly …

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