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The Wall Street Journal
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IKEA Tests Concepts For The World’s Tiny Apartments
UrbanTurf Staff | September 30th 2015 | 1 Comment
The Wall Street Journal reports that the furniture company has been testing out a variety of concepts in a small Swedish apartment. ... read »
The Gap Between New and Existing Home Prices Widens to 40 Percent
Lark Turner | April 22nd 2015
The Wall Street Journal's Real Time Economics blog says new-home prices are "on fire." ... read »
Why Interest Rates Should Be 3.4%
UrbanTurf Staff | February 22nd 2012 | 1 Comment
This morning, The Wall Street Journal had an intriguing article as to why long-term mortgage rates should be even lower than their already-historic... read »
Homeowners Renovating More, Moving Less
Shilpi Paul | January 20th 2012 | 1 Comment
For the first time in years, homeowners have increased the money that they are putting toward renovations, The Wall Street Journal reported this... read »
The 21st Century Version of the Kit House
Shilpi Paul | January 17th 2012
If entrepreneur Charlie Kamps has his way, your next house will be delivered via FedEx. ... read »
Are Online Home Value Estimators Helping Buyers and Sellers?
Shilpi Paul | November 14th 2011 | 1 Comment
A decade ago, homeowners didn't have a tool at their fingertips that would provide them with a current value for their home. Now sites all over the... read »
Don’t Bank on Getting The Lowest Mortgage Rate
UrbanTurf Staff | September 6th 2011 | 3 Comments
In these times of historically low mortgage rates, it is not uncommon to see advertisements for rates below 4 percent. However, actually getting that... read »
More Housing Stimulus On the Way?
Mark Wellborn | August 22nd 2011
In a proposal that is sure to result in his press secretary's phone ringing off the hook, Rep. Gary Ackerman (D. NY) has legislation in the works... read »
Shrinking Home Inventory: A Good or Bad Sign?
Mark Wellborn | August 3rd 2011 | 2 Comments
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the inventory of for-sale homes dropped significantly in several U.S. cities in the second quarter of... read »
A New Tactic: Federal Government Renting Foreclosed Homes
Mark Wellborn | July 22nd 2011
In a new effort to stabilize the country's housing market, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Obama administration is considering ways to... read »
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