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Wall Street Journal staffer Kathleen Madigan reports that the extra cost of higher rates on home prices wouldn't darken the housing outlook except it is running up against puny growth in household incomes. The WSJ is a paid-subscription site.
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A limited supply of new and existing homes for sale have caused a jump in home builders' average selling prices, but housing supply constraints and rising interest rates, coupled with weak macroeconomics may spell trouble ahead. HousingWire's Christina Mlynski reports.
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Forbes' Morgan Brennan takes audiences on a house tour of mind-blowing, palatial wonderment, the most-expensive homes for sale in America.
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South Florida Business Journal staffer Oscar Pedro Musibay reports that Lennar Corporation has expanded into the Nashville market, picking up a 40-site tract to get started and tapping vet Andy Pfeifer to lead the unit.
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Congressional proposals to overhaul America's immigration system include changes to temporary foreign worker programs. Brookings fellow Jill Wilson presents data on the numbers, occupations and geographical distribution of temporary workers, plus a look at proposed policy changes to balance the...
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The president praised Ben S. Bernanke's leadership of the Federal Reserve but suggested that he could nominate a new Fed chairman later this year. New York Times staffer Binyamin Appelbaum reports.
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Washington Post staffer Lori Montgomery reports that nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the "Gang of Eight" Senate immigration reform bill would reduce federal deficits by nearly $200 billion over 10 years.
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Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed mortgages fell this week, with the current rate borrowers were quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace at 3.88%, down from 3.93% at this same time last week.
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