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• Homeownership doesn't build wealth, study finds
  Households are better off taking control of their finances than relying on fluctuating home values. The home ownership rate is still hovering near its record low, yet demand has been steadily rising. Nationwide, since the recession, there have been two distinct housing markets. .....詳全文
• US new home sales fall to 8-month low in August
  Sales of new U.S. single-family homes unexpectedly fell in August. The Commerce Department said on Tuesday new home sales decreased 3.4 percent last month, the lowest level since December 2016. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast new home sales, which account for 9.5 percent of overall home sales, rising 3.3 percent. .....詳全文
• Housing Outlook: Five Expert Predictions On What To Expect For The Remainder Of 2017
  The housing in the United States is shortage against increasing in demand. The price is faster growth however the mortgage rate stays low. .....詳全文
• U.S. pension giant sinks $1 billion into Japanese real estate market
  An old business firm invested in retail and logistic sites in Japan. Also the U.S. pension sank into Japanese real estate market, these inject Japanese economic growth. .....詳全文
• Foreign Buyers Impact Luxury Coastal Cities, Not Overall U.S. Housing Market
  The home price is rising stronger caused from domestic market. The price affects to foreigner purchasers due to the U.S. national home value appreciation rate. .....詳全文
• Dallas named best U.S. city for residential real estate investors
  〔CURBED〕 With the U.S. housing market bouncing back and construction surging, you may be thinking that the time is right to get in on a little real estate investing. To get your ideas flowing, online real estate hub BiggerPockets analyzed the country’s 50 biggest real estate markets to find which ones provide the best and worst returns. For the second year in a row, Dallas, Texas, was crowned the best market for investors, showing unleveraged returns of 20.7 percent. Dallas was followed by Portland, Oregon, which had significant home value appreciation of 14.6 percent year-over-year. Denver, Colorado, rounded out the top three with 13.8 percent appreciation. Other prime contenders for investment were Miami, Florida; Tampa, Florida; Seattle, Washington; Nashville, Tennessee; Atlanta, Georgia; Houston, Texas; and Austin, Texas. .....詳全文