Real Estate
The housing recovery is suffering partly because baby boomers aren't downsizing as they used to — it's getting too expensive.
The cost of housing is rising at a fast clip, and nowhere is it more apparent than in the market for newly built homes.
U.S. homebuilders bounced back from recent funk, as current sales and sales expectations leaped forward.
Chinese policymakers oppose "irrational" overseas real estate buys, but they have not stopped all transactions, notes Nicholas Holt, Asia-Pacific head of Research, Knight Frank.
Making changes to the popular mortgage interest rate deduction would be "very bad policy," Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley told CNBC on Tuesday.
Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management says Lowe's may be in trouble as it feels pressure from two external forces: Amazon and the possibility of rising interest rates.
The real estate industry cheered news of Amazon getting into brick and mortar, but worry has picked up concerning what will happen to existing supermarket chains.
Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley discusses Washington's tax plan, including capping the mortgage interest deduction.
The mortgage interest tax deduction has long been considered politically untouchable — until now, that is.
Doug Yearley, Toll Brothers CEO, weighs in on housing and the company's stock.
You know Los Angeles real estate is getting expensive when Jay Z and Beyonce are getting outbid.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports the latest on if the mortgage interest deduction is really in play and what a reduction in the cap may mean for homebuyers and the housing market.
Luxury real estate developer DAMAC International is building a 50-storey tower in London in partnership with Italian fashion house Versace.
Adam Challis, head of residential research for EMEA at JLL, speaks about the property market in London's city center.
Dalian Wanda Group said on Tuesday it had scrapped plans to buy Nine Elms Square in London, the latest setback for the Chinese conglomerate as Beijing tightens controls on overseas investment.
The housing recovery is suffering partly because baby boomers aren't downsizing as they used to--it's getting too expensive.
Homebuyers are opting to put less money down when purchasing their homes, increasing their risk should the housing market falter yet again.
Asking prices for houses in central London slipped by around 3 percent in August, according to the U.K. property portal, Rightmove.
Supermodel Christie Brinkley is selling not one, but two historic estates in the Hamptons.
Gary Cohn is facing the most difficult investment dilemma of his career, writes Reuters.
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