Wolf Richter: What Will Rising Mortgage Rates Do to Housing Bubble 2?
Investors have fixated on the rise in Treasury yields. Perhaps they should worry more about what the Fed’s rate increases are doing to mortgage rates.
Read more...Investors have fixated on the rise in Treasury yields. Perhaps they should worry more about what the Fed’s rate increases are doing to mortgage rates.
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Read more...Housing has too often become a source of insecurity rather than security.
Read more...Rising mortgage rate are about to do some damage to the house party.
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Read more...Why “building tall” is not an answer to urban housing affordability.
Read more...Gentrification is less of an accident than you might have been led to believe.
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