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January jobs numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released late last week showed a small 0.4% rise in employment. While the rise was lower than many experts had anticipated, it does represent a change in direction from December’s net job losses. While the number of workers on temporary layoff dropped in January, there was … [Read more…]
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America’s affordability crisis is worsening. Its reasons are manifold, whether a product of the “k-shaped” recovery that has left 28% of renters owing back rent on their homes, or rapid house price appreciation driven by demand for new homes that rapidly outpaces supply. But what can the US mortgage industry do in the face of … [Read more…]
Housing associations sent a letter to the House Committee on Financial Services saying any new stimulus package considered would need to have rental assistance, and warned of dire consequences if it does not.
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New home sales fell slightly at the end of 2020 due to higher prices offsetting the strong demand from buyers that was seen throughout the year, according to data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau. Although sales of new homes grew 1.6% in December, we saw much […]
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