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Millions of young (and not-so-young) adults still live at home https://t.co/jwsG1XaRON #realestatenews #realestate
— Real Estate News (@realestatenews) January 21, 2025
Why one broker took on NAR: ‘They just keep overreaching’ https://t.co/Iy9ZdpHPhX #realestatenews #realestate
— Real Estate News (@realestatenews) January 21, 2025
Charlotte-area suburb named fastest growing in U.S. with home values under $500,000
Mooresville is the fastest growing suburb in America with home values under $500,000, according to a recent analysis by online personal-finance and investing site GoBankingRates.com. Concord placed 30th as the only other Charlotte-area city or town to make the top 50. Clayton, 17 miles southeast of Raleigh, was the only other N.C. town in the ranking, finishing 15th. “Consider a move to these suburbs that are on the rise,” GoBankingRates.com wrote about its Top 50 list. (Read More at AOL.com)
LA fires spark a call for real estate ‘unity’ https://t.co/u4TrA6P1ci #realestatenews #realestate
— Real Estate News (@realestatenews) January 20, 2025
MLS Milestones: Floor plans required in New Mexico; Texas MLS expands https://t.co/eZ20GH0Atq #realestatenews #realestate
— Real Estate News (@realestatenews) January 20, 2025
Fed Rates Could Stay on Hold for a While. How the Economy Could React.
Markets currently expect the Federal Reserve to deliver its next quarter-point interest-rate reduction in June. That’s a bit later than was expected just a few weeks ago. In December, traders expected the cut to come a bit sooner, according to the CME FedWatch tool. The odds of rates being where they are now at the May 7 Fed decision are currently 56%, up from 38% a month ago. The odds of them being a little lower than they are now after the June 18 meeting stand at 45%, similar to a month ago. (Read more at Barrons.com)
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