Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for buyers and sellers.Real Estate
Yelp data shows more than half million new businesses opened in the past year
"After a challenging year, 2021 is off to an encouraging start for the local economy," Yelp data scientist Justin Norman told CNBC. Read Article
I want to move to New York after college graduation. Can I afford it?
CNBC intern Amanda Mier tackled her first budget in a four-part series for CNBC's "College Voices." This week: Amanda is graduating and ready to move to New York! Read Article
Weekly mortgage demand jumps 8.6% after interest rates fall to a two-month low
A sharp drop in mortgage interest rates sent homeowners and potential homebuyers to their lenders. Read Article
Explosive demand for vacation rentals has made property managers a hot commodity
Vacasa, which helps hosts not only list but manage their rental homes, is thinking about becoming a publicly traded stock, multiple sources told CNBC. Read Article
Consumer watchdog group issues policy to strengthen national eviction moratorium
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said on Monday that attorneys for property owners who violate the national ban on evictions could face prosecution. Read Article
House lifting is big business following a record year of storms
With storms intensifying, rainfall increasing and sea levels rising, waterfront property owners are lifting their homes out of danger. Read Article
A look inside the most expensive home for sale in Bal Harbour, Florida
One of Villa Magnolia's biggest selling points is its 221 feet of water frontage. Read Article
NFL player LeSean McCoy wants to build a real estate empire using opportunity zones
NFL running back LeSean McCoy has 60 properties, some operating under his Vice Capital real estate firm. Read Article
Real estate investor who shorted subprime mortgages says this housing boom is in a bubble, too
Billionaire real estate investor Jeff Greene bet against subprime mortgages. He told CNBC Friday he thinks the housing market is in a bubble again. Read Article
States struggle to give out over $45 billion in rental assistance as evictions continue
Rental assistance may not come soon enough for tenants struggling in the coronavirus pandemic. Read Article
