Home prices took a shockingly steep plunge on a monthly basis, an indication that the housing market could be on the verge of -- if it's not already in -- a double-dip slump, according to an industry report released Tuesday.
Don't even think of touching the mortgage interest tax deduction in the midst of a fragile housing market.
Any possible housing market recovery hit a snag during the three months ended September 30, as a government tax credit for homebuyers wound down.
Imagine the ultimate MBA course in corporate survival, under the rubric "Navigating the Storm: Lessons from the late 2000s." Believe it or not, the ideal industry for tomorrow's managers to study would be America's beleaguered homebuilders. In the past five years, the housing market has shrunk, both in prices and units, on a scale that's almost inconceivable in any other sector.
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The robo-signing controversy is just another issue that the already sluggish housing market didn't need -- but most analysts do not think it will have far-reaching impact.
Get ready for a bumpy ride in the housing market.
Home prices in Manhattan, the most expensive large housing market in the nation, appear to be stabalizing -- and maybe even growing.
The national housing market is shrouded in uncertainty. But in California, there are glimmers of stability.
The worst is over for the housing market -- at least according to Wall Street.
Stop me if you've heard this before. The housing market is still in shambles.
