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Eisman, famed for shorting subprime, explains why he’s betting against Zillow
Aug 13, 2019Steve Eisman, the Neuberger Berman portfolio manager who famously profited during the 2008 collapse of the subprime mortgage market, criticized Zillow’s business model in a CNBC interview. Eisman disclosed he’s shorting the stock, which means he makes money if the share price declines. “Zillow has one of the most flawed business models I’ve seen in a very, very long time,” Eisman said.
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CoreLogic: Declining foreclosure rates highlight the nation’s strong job market
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Mortgage rollercoaster: Originations rise to nearly 2-year high after falling to 4-year low
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Multifamily occupancy rates keep rising
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Snapdocs solves the fragmentation challenge of digital closings at scale
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Oregon’s New Reverse Mortgage Tax Deferral Law May Slow Originations
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Survey: More People Plan to Keep Working After Retirement
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Multifamily developers struggle to keep up with Austin’s booming job market
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July’s sluggish home price growth highlights tension between the nation’s buyers and sellers
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U.S. housing market is “anemic” and “lackluster,” says NY Fed
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Douglas Elliman Real Estate names Stephanie Garbarini VP of marketing
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Price of construction materials up 0.7% in July
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