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The housing market had its worst March since the global financial crisis, with high borrowing costs and falling consumer confidence in the economy.
According to Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.83 percent in the April 17 report.
Consumer protection legislation would curb the abusive use of mortgage credit 'triggers leads' in all but a limited set of circumstances.
Black women are boldly leading the way in homeownership, significantly outpacing Black men and other demographics in recent years.
Baby boomers hold a disproportionately large stake in America's housing market—owning 37% of U.S. homes but making up just over 20% of the population.
Kentucky's economy is the most reliant on global trade of any state, with imports accounting for 32% of gross domestic product in the Bluegrass State.
Some states depend on global exports like cars and electronics; others rely on imported items to support local industries and supply chains.
Falling construction rates and economic volatility have left the U.S. without nearly enough affordable housing.
Economists Tell Us Their Forecasts for Recession Risk, Growth and Inflation –The Wall Street Journal
Several economists noted frequent shifts in tariff policy [that] have made their forecasts unusually uncertain.
New analysis shows that many of the top 10 areas where home prices are falling are in Florida.
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