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Mortgage Rates Jump Back Above 6% After Iran Strikes Push Oil Prices And Treasury Yields Higher
As the U.S. economy is still struggling with an uneven recovery, more people are opting to rent than to buy. This has driven up rental rates through the roof. However, a new report reveals that the pace, at which rates have been rising, is slowing down as supply increases. Las Vegas’ Most Expensive Home is Phil Maloof’s $38 Million Penthouse
Behold! The most expensive listing of Las Vegas has arrived on the market for $38 million. The residence is owned by the famous Phil Maloof, who was a New Mexico state senator and his family once owned the NBA team "Sacramento Kings." US Home Building Activity Fell 6.5 Percent in May
Home building activity in the United States fell to a seasonally adjusted 6.5 percent to 1.001 million in May as construction on single and multi-family units decelerated. Building permits also declined 6.4 percent to 991,000 in May, according to the latest figures published by the U.S. Commerce department. Top American Cities You Should Be Working in, Glassdoor Survey (LIST)
A recent survey conducted by Glassdoor, the famous jobs and career website, found the top cities where employees are the happiest. Are Home-Remodeling Reality Shows Distorting Reality? (VIDEO)
Looking to renovate your home this summer? Are you getting clues from that HGTV show? Wait! Take some time to pause and think how much "Realty" there is in "Reality TV". Shigeru Ban will be “Very Careful” about Choosing Projects after Pritzker Prize
Shigeru ban, the Japanese architect who has become the "god of cardboard," accepted the Pritzker prize earlier last week adding that the accolade - though it means a lot to him - will not change the way he works. In fact, he will take up fewer projects and be "very careful" about what he takes up, the startchitect told journalists. Dubai Real Estate Bubble: Is the Government Doing Much to Curb Risks?
After the UAE Central Bank released a statement that flagged Dubai's property market as a major potential threat to the economy, concerns about a looming asset bubble have been mounting. So what is the government doing to avert a 2008-like crash this time? Bitcoin: New York City Holiday Inn to Start Accepting Payments in Cryptocurrency
A Holiday Inn hotel in Brooklyn, New York City, will start accepting payment in Bitcoin. A Holiday Inn hotel in Brooklyn, New York City, will start accepting payment in Bitcoin. US Justice Department Urges Citigroup to Raise Securities Settlement Offer
The U.S. Justice Department is urging Citigroup Inc. to raise its settlement offer in a long running probe that found the bank guilty of selling faulty mortgage securities that eventually led to the country's economic crash. Fixed Mortgage Rates Rise for Second Week
Fixed mortgage rates in the United States went up for the second consecutive week after the country posted good job data and better treasury yields, Freddie Mac - the government backed lending giant - announced Thursday.
