Why the Fed Refuses To Give Homebuyers a Road Map for Interest Rates

A top official at the Federal Reserve has suggested the central bank should scale back the guidance it issues about future interest rates, echoing new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's preference for a more taciturn approach. Fed Gov. Chris Waller said he's skeptical of the Fed signaling its intentions on int

Riverside, CA, Has a Shortage of Homes For Middle-Income Earners

The dream of finding an affordable home continues to be a significant challenge for many Americans, especially those in the middle-income bracket. While the housing market might appear robust on paper, a closer look reveals a critical mismatch between available homes and what prospective buyers can

Luxury Buyers Have Time To Wait—Sellers Are Turning to Auctions

As the national luxury market settles from its COVID-19 pandemic peak, more sellers are turning to auctions—offering an opening for the buyers who spent the boom getting outbid, priced out, or shut out of private deals. Platinum Luxury Auctions, a Miami-based firm specializing in multimillion-dollar

$95M funding, USLBM deal back Higharc AI push in homebuilding

Artificial intelligence has reached homebuilding’s proving ground. Not the proving ground for a demo or a pitch deck, nor the conference-stage jumbo-screen promise that technology will transform an industry whose complexity has humbled generations of would-be transformers. It’s the real sniff test.