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Sequoia Capital believes the coronavirus could lead to reduced business activity, supply chain disruption and other long-lasting problems
The average 30-year mortgage hit an all-time low of 3.29% this week, according to data from Freddie Mac
CEO Glenn Kelman published a blog post detailing what Redfin is doing to serve worried buyers and sellers in COVID-19 impacted areas
Three agents in Washington, Texas and Canada share how they're quelling fears about a possible COVID-19 pandemic by relying on facts and statistics
Bloomberg reported that Airbnb considered beginning the IPO process as early as March. Will uncertainty on Wall Street hold back the short-term rental giant from going public?
Some parts of your travel may be more easily refundable than others, depending on when you booked, where you're traveling, and what services or carriers you're using
The stock market plummeted last week at a historic rate before rebounding Monday
Days of coronavirus-induced stock selloffs have driven the share price of numerous companies, including many in the real estate industry, plummeting
Some agents are already seeing their business impacted from the spreading global disease. Others are preparing for the worst
Red Oak Realty had to create a special contingency for a Bay Area property because the seller is trapped in the Wuhan Province, ground zero of coronavirus
'Every day we hear about the new positive cases and we have been seeing the slew of ambulances at the dock,' Kim Hamaura Phillips told Inman
While some agents have seen clients significantly impacted by the outbreak, others note that Chinese buyers had already been dwindling because of trade tensions
The 5% gain in the Market Composite Index was due to strength on the refinancing side
Matthew Speakman, an economist with Zillow, said a worsening of the virus outbreak could drive mortgage rates even lower