Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for buyers and sellers.Real Estate
China's embattled developer Evergrande is on the brink of default. Here's why it matters
Evergrande has warned investors twice in as many weeks that it could default on its debts. Read Article
Climate migration is already happening — for homeowners who can afford it
A growing number of homeowners are relocating and citing climate change as a primary factor in their decisions to move. Read Article
In areas hit hard by climate change, only the rich can afford to stay
Flooding is the most common and most costly natural disaster in the U.S., says FEMA. The real estate market is starting to include the risk in home prices. Read Article
Paying off debt, saving money and retirement planning: How to prioritize your financial goals
Figuring out how to make the right financial moves can feel daunting. Read Article
House Democrats' capital gains tax proposal is better for the super rich than Biden plan
House Democrats are calling for a 25% top federal tax rate on capital gains. Biden's plan called for a 39.6% rate on the top 0.3% of households. Read Article
Mortgage demand from homebuyers jumps to highest level since April, after new listings rise all summer
Potential homebuyers are coming back to the market as listings rise. Read Article
China's indebted property firm Evergrande committed two 'cardinal sins,' says portfolio manager
Problems at China's indebted property developer Evergrande have escalated in recent weeks. Read Article
America is short more than 5 million homes, and builders can't make up the difference
The supply of homes for sale is near a record low, and the gap between supply and demand is widening as homebuilders struggle to keep up. Read Article
Indebted developer China Evergrande says property sales continue to drop, warns again it could default
Ratings agencies have repeatedly downgraded Evergrande since last year as the world's most indebted property developer struggles to remain liquid. Read Article
China's zero-Covid stance could worsen debt problems for companies
China's zero-Covid stance could worsen the debt situation for the country's companies, some of which are already in financial distress, says S&P Global Ratings. Read Article
