Despite declines in 3 key housing market indicators, most real estate economists say nay to the bubble — but one argues an 'apartment bubble' is gaining momentum
A month ago, the city of Seattle imposed a $275-per-employee tax on big businesses — this week city officials walked it back
Economists say loosing restrictions could help solve the industry's low inventory problem, but it also raises certain risks
Real estate industry insiders say the tax on large businesses casts a shadow over the city
Why 'interest rates define what we can buy'
Millennials in particular are losing out as new home construction slows, and the tax overhaul and tariffs aren't likely to improve matters
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) trumpeted several short-term benefits for the industry it lobbied to get into the compromise
A $300 billion boost in federal spending would inject $20 billion into infrastructure, presumably increasing construction
Economists say tight supply remains a thorn for brokers, developers and homeowners as new year approaches
What will happen to mortgages, inventory, affordability and more
Expect slowed price growth and modest improvement in the number of homes for sale
Powell expected to follow in his predecessor's footsteps with a steady approach
Opinion
There needs to be a shift in government policy so that we can make it easier for builders to do what they do best
Industry professionals and economists weigh in
There's a definite lack of housing inventory, and part of it can be attributed to sellers staying put