San Francisco city home prices rose 4 percent in April from a year earlier to a median $1.3 million. Sales fell more than 18 percent, the fourth-straight month of declines.
The numbers challenge conventional wisdom that college grads with loans aren’t buying houses
Payrolls grew at the slowest pace since September. Wages were up, but so were layoffs.
Housing was a bright spot in a dark first quarter thanks in part to low mortgage rates.
The White House might be the nation’s most expensive crib. As election 2016 gets into full swing, what else could all that campaign money buy?
Mortgage rates ticked held near recent lows this week, with 30-year fixed loans averaging 3.59 percent.
San Francisco city home prices rose 4 percent in April from a year earlier to a median $1.3 million. Sales fell more than 18 percent, the fourth-straight month of declines.
The numbers challenge conventional wisdom that college grads with loans aren’t buying houses
Payrolls grew at the slowest pace since September. Wages were up, but so were layoffs.
Housing was a bright spot in a dark first quarter thanks in part to low mortgage rates.
The White House might be the nation’s most expensive crib. As election 2016 gets into full swing, what else could all that campaign money buy?
Mortgage rates ticked held near recent lows this week, with 30-year fixed loans averaging 3.59 percent.