Buyer Competition Drives Prices Up- Rebranded
Thursday, March 15
KIRKLAND, Washington (February 5, 2018) – “The Seattle area real estate market hasn’t skipped a beat with pent-up demand from buyers is stronger than ever,” remarked broker John Deely in reacting to the latest statistics from Northwest Multiple Listing Service. The report on January activity show...
Mortgage applications rise 2.7 percent as rates take a brief breather
Monday, March 12
After rising sharply for weeks, mortgage interest rates steadied last week, and homebuyers responded, the Mortgage Bankers Association says.Total mortgage application volume increased 2.7 percent, seasonally adjusted, from the previous week.The increase was driven by homebuyers, who have been si...
Major apartment developer: ‘There is an acute crisis headed our way
Friday, March 09
The luxury market is largely overbuilt, while there is a shortage of affordable rental housing.Lower- and middle-income households are spending proportionally more on their rent, says apartment developer Toby Bozzuto.Nearly half of all renter households pay more than 30 percent of their income f...
Major apartment developer: ‘There is an acute crisis headed our way
Friday, March 09
The luxury market is largely overbuilt, while there is a shortage of affordable rental housing.Lower- and middle-income households are spending proportionally more on their rent, says apartment developer Toby Bozzuto.Nearly half of all renter households pay more than 30 percent of their income f...
The Future Of Real Estate Investment And Finance- Rebranded
Monday, March 05
Sure, sites like Zillow and Trulia have forever changed the way we shop for homes and Airbnb has re-imagined the way we rent them out. But the underlying pipes that make the real estate market run have largely remained stuck in the past. The seven real estate companies on the Forbes Fintech 50 li...
These taxpayers may end up owing the IRS more in 2019- Rebranded
Monday, March 05
If you had many itemized deductions in 2017, update your withholding.Households with $200,000 to $500,000 in income should take another look at their W-4.About 49 million taxpayers itemized under the old law.Enjoy that bump in pay thanks to the new tax law, because some learners may find themse...