1.Home prices remain on the rise
“U.S. home prices remain on the upswing at the start of 2014, as a slow recovery from the bust that led to the financial crisis continues.”
2.US Home Prices Rise at Slower Rate in March
“U.S. home prices rose in March, but the gains are decelerating as fewer Americans can afford to buy.”
3.10 most unequal housing markets in America
“The 1% are gobbling up seven-figure homes at a record pace this year, even as the 99% are a little more skittish about the housing market. “
4.Case-Shiller: Boston home prices rise in March, slower than national average
“Hub home prices grew year-over-year in March by 8.2 percent, but slower than the average of 20 of the nation’s biggest cities, which saw growth of 12.4 percent, according to a survey released on Tuesday by the S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Indices.”
5.Nationwide, all-cash deals change the game in real estate
“A growing number of home buyers are bringing an unusual tactic to the negotiating table: an all-cash offer.”
6.Home Price gains ease
“as investors move out and mortgage-dependent buyers move in, the price gains are easing, but still above historical norms”
7.US home prices rise at slower rate in March
“U.S. home prices rose in March, but the gains are decelerating as fewer Americans can afford to buy.”
8.Robert Shiller: Mortgage rates may spur market
9.Foreclosure rates tumble
“The pace of foreclosures in the Central Valley and California as a whole slowed again in March, according to new figures released Tuesday by financincial information company CoreLogic Inc. (NYSE: CLGX) of Irvine.”
10.US home prices rise at slower rate in March
” U.S. home prices rose in March, but the gains are decelerating as fewer Americans can afford to buy.”
11.Another Rise in Home Prices Comes at a Slower Rate
“U.S. home prices rose in March, but the gains are decelerating as fewer Americans can afford to buy. The Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index rose 12.4 percent in March compared with 12 months earlier. While healthy, that rate of growth has slowed from both February and January.”
12.Five Reasons The Housing Market Is Failing
“By now the housing market was supposed to be booming. Combine a growing population, low mortgage rates, years of pent-up demand, fewer foreclosures, lower unemployment plus a generally-better economy and the stage should be set for a very nice real estate lift-off.”