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Republican tax bill likely curtailed 2018 home sales, Fed economists say
Apr 16, 2019Republican tax reform that capped mortgage and property deductions has curtailed the housing market, according to a blog post from economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. While a 7.6% decline in the sales of new single-family homes from 2017’s fourth quarter through the end of 2018’s third quarter could be attributed to a 70 basis point rise in mortgage rates, the drop was larger than periods of similar rate gains in 2013 and 2016.
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NAHB says homebuilders were more optimistic in April
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Reverse Mortgage LOs Find Success With Unusual Marketing Moves
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CFPB: Low Reverse Mortgage Presence Among Elder Financial Abuse Reports
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Tim Gillis joins ServiceLink as VP of capital market sales
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Zillow begins buying and selling homes in Dallas
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Bloomberg: This is how the West Coast is benefiting from the housing market slowdown
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Churchill Mortgage names Tim Broadhurst SVP of loan officer development
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David Stevens abruptly resigns from Radian’s board of directors
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This is how public transportation is transforming California’s housing market
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Mark Calabria takes over as FHFA director, begins push for housing finance reform
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More countries promote reverse mortgage-like programs
Apr 15, 2019
