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Here's What Experts Believe Could Happen to Mortgage Rates in December 2024
Mortgage Rates Fall to 6.69%. Here's How Much Your Payments Will Be at This Rate.
Mortgage Rates Inches Down to 6.81%. Here's How Much You Need To Buy a Median-Priced Home With That Rate
The number of new home sales fell by 17.3% in October at a seasonally adjusted rate---the lowest level recorded since December 2022. 
5 Best Early Black Friday Deals to Shop Today
Are you looking for the best Black Friday deals for your home? Check these out! 
Where Are Rents Falling in New York City?
As of October, the median asking rent for all rental properties in NYC was $3,374. That is 2% lower than in September. 
Diddy Finally Finds Interested Buyer for His Raided LA Mansion - But Only for Half the Asking Price
Diddy has received an offer for his $61 million, 17,000-square-foot LA mansion. The buyer, however, is only offering $30 million for the property. 
1 in 5 Renters in the US Say All Their Regular Income Goes Directly To Paying Rent, Survey Finds
To afford their rent payments, 20% of survey respondents said they had to work a second job and 19% said they worked a job they hated. 
What Could US Homebuyers Expect in the Next Two Years?
Experts say mortgage rates and home prices are unlikely to go down in the next two years despite hopes that buyers could come back to a more affordable market in 2025. 
Half of US Homeowners Under 50 Feel Trapped in Their Homes Due to Mortgage Rates, Survey Finds
The contract rate for the 30-year fixed mortgage is currently at 6.78%, which is significantly higher than rates recorded pre-pandemic. 
Ken Griffin Sells Chicago Penthouse He Bought for $34M at a 44% Loss
Ken Griffin offloaded the top two floors of his penthouse at the No. 9 Walton condo tower in Chicago at nearly a 50% loss. 
How Can Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Affect the US Housing Market?
Donald Trump promised to hold the "largest deportation of criminals" in America's history on his campaign trail. 
NYC Landlords Now Banned From Forcing Tenants To Pay Thousands of Dollars in Real Estate Broker Fees
The City Council passed the bill with a veto-proof majority of 42-8. Landlords in New York City are no longer allowed to force their tenants to shoulder thousands of dollars in real estate broker fees in a new legislation passed Wednesday.
