Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for buyers and sellers.Real Estate
Want to sell your home? Hurry up and list it next week
Homes listed in the first week of April get 14 percent more online views and are likely to sell six days faster than during the rest of the year. Read Article
The American Dream still exists; millennials just can't afford it
For young adults, sky-high rents and unprecedented student loan debt reduce the likelihood of being able to buy a first home. Read Article
Home prices in January see smallest gain in nearly 4 years: S&P Case-Shiller
Prices are rising, but the gains are shrinking, since fewer buyers are able to afford the homes available for sale. Read Article
US housing starts total 1.16 million in February, vs 1.21 million expected
Housing starts were expected to total 1.21 million in February, in line with the prior month's 1.23 million. CNBC's Rick Santelli reports. Read Article
US housing starts fall in February on weak single-family homebuilding
U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in February as construction of single-family homes dropped to more than a 1-1/2-year low. Read Article
China's proposed property tax could have a 'huge impact': Soho China
Zhang Xin, CEO of Soho China, says it is a "really hard time" for Beijing to introduce a property tax because the country's economy is "soft." Read Article
How to trade the homebuilder ETFs
Dave Nadig, ETF.com, and Mary Ann Bartels, Bank of America, join 'ETF Edge' to discuss how they're watching the homebuilder ETFs. Read Article
Right now is a 'really hard time' for China to introduce a property tax
Zhang Xin, chief executive of real estate developer Soho China, said on Saturday that the country's economy is too "soft" for a property tax. Read Article
Loan officer explains his best tips for finding the best mortgage
CNBC's "Power Lunch" team and Diana Olick are joined by Matt Weaver, Cross Country Mortgage loan officer and vice president of sales, to discuss what home buyers best mortgage options are. Read Article
Existing home sales jump 11.8 percent in February
Bill Smead, Smead Capital Management CEO and CIO, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss why housing is staying strong despite concerns of a slowing economy. Read Article
