25 Years After 9/11, the World Trade Center’s Last Tower Finally Rises Larry Silverstein was 70 years old when he took title to the Twin Towers, posing for photos with a giant set of cardboard keys. He figured he had finally arrived — and he could start thinking about retirement. Seven weeks later, on Sept.Read …
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‘Selling Sunset’ Star Christine Quinn’s Ex Lists $5.5 Million L.A. Home as Bitter Divorce Battle Rages On “Selling Sunset” star Christine Quinn’s husband, Christian Dumontet, has listed the sprawling Los Angeles home the former couple once shared as their contentious divorce battle continues. Dumontet filed for divorce from the real estate agent—who is set toRead …
Realtors Believe House Prices Set To Skyrocket in California Beach Town Just when you thought the cost of living couldn’t go any higher. In a newly released ranking highlighting coastal hot spots where pros predict property values are set to keep aiming for the stratosphere, one very expensive, sun-drenched California city made the unwelcome cut.Read …
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Mortgage Rates Spike to New 15-Month High of 6.76% as Bond Market Implodes Mortgage rates climbed to a 15-month high this week, moving in tandem with surging Treasury yields driven upward by spiking inflation expectations. The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans jumped to 6.76% for the week ending Sept. 10, up 5 basisRead …
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What happened to mortgage rates this week? The Freddie Mac 30-year fixed mortgage rate ticked up 5 basis points to 6.76%, the highest level since June 2025. The conflict in Iran continues to keep oil prices and inflation expectations elevated, pushing Treasury yields toward their highest levels in more than a year. Each round ofRead …
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Madison Inventory Surges but Homes Still Sell Faster Than the Nation Median list price $471K ↓ -1.8% vs. last August Days on market 51 days ↑ +8.5% YoY Listings with price cuts +18% ↑ 1.6 pts YoY Active listings climbed well above national growth rates Buyers in Madison gained meaningful ground this fall as theRead …
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The Costly Pricing Trap Every Smart Homebuyer Can Avoid For homeowners looking to sell, pricing strategy is one of the most important decisions. Unfortunately, many sellers fall into the trap of “wishful pricing”—listing their homes at inflated, aspirational prices rather than pricing based on market reality. While one might assume inflated listing prices affect onlyRead …
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50+ Vacant St. Louis Lots to Sell to Habitat for Humanity and Builders More than 50 city-owned vacant lots and buildings across St. Louis’s north and south sides were under consideration at a recent Land Reutilization Authority board meeting, as the city’s land bank reviewed offers from developers, nonprofits, and neighbors looking to put dormantRead …
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Chicago Home Prices Rise as Fewer Homes Hit the Market Median list price $395K ↑ +5.4% vs. last August Days on market 36 days ↓ -2.7% YoY Listings with price cuts +15% ↓ 1.8 pts YoY Fewer homes hit the market while national supply grew Chicago buyers faced a shrinking pool of options while theRead …
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Augusta Buyers Hold the Upper Hand as Inventory Climbs and Homes Linger Median list price $315K ↓ -2.7% vs. last August Days on market 72 days ↑ +24.1% YoY Listings with price cuts +19% ↑ 1.7 pts YoY More homes hit the market—and buyers noticed Augusta buyers had significantly more choices last month than aRead …
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