Transcripts of 2008 Fed meetings an astounding revelation into a continuing crisis
While some were busy saving the world, others could only worry about inflation
by Lou Barnes Feb 28
Short sales, REOs and foreclosure auctions accounted for nearly 1 in 5 January sales
RealtyTrac says all-cash deals accounted for 44 percent of transactions
by Inman Feb 26
Purchase mortgage applications hit 19-year low
No sign of expected pickup in buyer demand
by Teke Wiggin Feb 26
Dearth of meaningful economic data sets stage for big market movement in either direction
Optimists cling to hopes that consumers have deleveraged and are borrowing again
by Lou Barnes Feb 21
Existing-home sales fall as NAR cites 5 headwinds
Inventory up 7.3 percent from a year ago
by Teke Wiggin Feb 21
Home affordability plummets 21 percent in one year
Costs becoming 'dangerously disconnected' from incomes
by Teke Wiggin Feb 20
New reports point to housing slowdown
Purchase mortgage apps drop to lowest level since Sept. 2011, housing starts hit 17-month low
by Teke Wiggin Feb 19
We're living in a wage-suppressed world, and disinflation is here
Any near-term economic surprise is likely to come from overseas
by Lou Barnes Feb 14
The Fed will keep tapering, but stage is set for Europe to ease
If European Central Bank embarks on QE, expect US interest rates and stocks to skyrocket
by Lou Barnes Feb 7
The X factor in the buy vs. rent equation: How long will you stay?
Reader poll: How long do you need to own a home for it to pencil out?
by Inman Feb 3
Worried about plunge in stock prices? Don't just do something, sit there
Stock market sell-off was overdue, and bond rally is knocking rates down
by Lou Barnes Jan 31
Why has the dog not barked? Quieter, wiser heads are worried about our economy
If the Fed's 'quantitative easing' was good for the economy, its absence is not
by Lou Barnes Jan 24
Existing-home sales in 2013 were strongest in 7 years
Despite improvement, some loss of momentum seen
by Teke Wiggin Jan 23
Low delinquency rates prove mortgage lending's too tight
Underwriting is not rocket science -- we had it right for 55 years
by Lou Barnes Jan 17
More consumers planning to buy as mortgage concerns ease
Fannie Mae: Housing's contribution to economic growth expected to double in 2014
by Andrea V. Brambila Jan 13
False start for accelerated economic growth will keep mortgage rates grounded, for now
More evidence that this recovery will look like no other since World War II
by Lou Barnes Jan 10