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Housing Slowdown – Healthy Signal or Coal Mine Canary?
Redfin, a multi-state real estate firm based in Seattle, says it is seeing "signs of an enduring slowdown" in the housing market. This isn't necessarily bad the company says, citing anecdotal information about bidding wars and mammoth profits rung up
Non-Mortgage Debt a Potential Concern for Lenders
Returning to economic normalcy apparently means that Americans are back into heavy-debt mode . Black Knight Financial Services said today that levels of non-mortgage debt at the end of April were at the highest levels in 10 years. The company looked at
Tight Inventories Continue to Spur Price Gains
The numbers of homes for sale in a few areas of the country have now dropped below a two month supply CoreLogic said today. Prices in cities with these tight inventories have appreciated faster than the rest of the country, but supplies are limited through
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Published by the Federal Reserve Bank of San FranciscoIt was recently published by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, which is about as official as you can Read More...