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The Fed doesn't need to worry about the hot housing market right now, Jim Cramer says
The Federal Reserve doesn't need to try to cool down the hot U.S. housing market with higher rates, even as home prices keep rising, CNBC's Jim Cramer said. Read Article
Biden to replace leader of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac after high court's ruling
The Biden administration will replace Mark Calabria as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, an administration official said. Read Article
The national eviction ban will likely be extended through July. What that means for renters
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expected to extend the national ban on evictions for another month. Here's what to know. Read Article
Weekly mortgage refinance demand jumps as some fear end of super-low rates is near
Applications to refinance a home loan rose 3% last week from the previous week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. Read Article
Here are 3 budget strategies this couple used to pay off their $195,000 mortgage in under 4 years
Andy and Nicole Hill moved into their home at the end of 2013. The couple paid off their entire mortgage in under four years. Read Article
Stephen Ross-funded group spent more than $1 million to influence New York City Council primary races
A super PAC funded mostly by Stephen Ross spent over $1 million on New York City Council races going into the official primary day. Read Article
He's 75 and facing eviction. Many other older renters are, too
Millions of Americans may soon face eviction. Two of them are Andrew Cleland, 75, and his 82-year-old wife, Carol. Read Article
Existing home sales in May drop for fourth straight month as affordability squeezes buyers
Sales of existing homes fell 0.9% in May to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 5.8 million units, according to the National Association of Realtors. Read Article
Google closes its dedicated London start-up space
Google has decided "not to reopen" Campus in East London after it was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic. Read Article
Invitation Homes CEO says he's not worried about a housing bubble despite price spikes. Here's why
"I would expect that home prices stay relatively stable, if not continue to grow in value," Invitation Homes CEO Dallas Tanner told CNBC. Read Article