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Investors have been instrumental in the housing recovery. CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the rate of home price appreciation.
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CNBC's Diana Olick with the latest on the housing numbers and what it means to homeowners.
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Weighing in on the sluggish housing market and breaking down Lennar's Q1 results, with Buck Horne, Raymond James housing/real estate analyst.
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A breakdown of the results, with Maureen Maitland, Standard & Poor's vice president of index services.
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Cramer looks at what's behind the market's recent rally.
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Today's small increase in February contracts signed offers a glimmer of hope in the real estate market, says CNBC's Diana Olick. But realtors are urging caution, saying it may still be a while before we see solid evidence of a recovery in the housing.
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A look at the overall economy and whether weak home sales are affecting the recovery, particularly since it seems to be having a minimal impact on the markets, with Michelle Meyer, BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, and CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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CNBC's Diana Olick with a breakdown of the latest housing numbers. There's some good news, but even though things are looking up, realtors advise caution.
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There's a lot of negative news out there. Thankfully, Cramer is here to add a little context.
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The sales pace of newly built homes is now at the lowest on record. Sales dropped nearly 17 percent in February after a big drop in January. Put that on top of the nearly 10 percent February drop in existing home sales reported earlier this week and the incredibly low level of mortgage purchase applications, and you get a clear case for a double dip in housing.
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CNBC's Diana Olick has the data on home sales from the month of February.
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The Obama administration has spent billions of dollars trying to prevent foreclosures, but with marginal success. Still, until the problem is under control, housing will struggle to recover.
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We rounded up some homes, compounds, and estates that have been in the same families (prominent and private) for generations, but which are now up for purchase on the market.
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Home prices have been slumping again, a dismaying situation for those homeowners hoping to put their properties on the market for the traditional spring selling season.
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Existing home sales have been skidding for months, dampening hope that 2011 will bring the end of the worst real estate downturn in decades.
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The mortgage market is currently mired in policy and politics that could directly affect buyer decisions on Main Street, at a time when the housing market remains in a slump.
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Amid all the doom and gloom, it is hard for many think of real estate as anything other than a money pit; for some, however, it is an opportunity, and, hopefully, a well of profit to be tapped. It's the optimistic, even opportunistic, side we're focusing on in our annual special report, "Investor Guide to Spring Real Estate".
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