Mortgage Applications Today: Home Loan Demand Falls 8.5% as Rates Edge Higher
Mortgage applications decreased 8.5% for the week ending Jan. 23, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. This includes an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday. The decrease comes after several weeks of home loan demand rising, but aside from the federal holiday, mortgage
Las Vegas Is Facing a Slump in European Tourism After Canadian Exodus—Can Its Housing Market Survive?
Las Vegas could face a downturn in international tourism from Europe over rising tensions between the United States and European countries, experts say—just weeks after Sin City's housing market showed strong signs of a comeback. The Nevada hot spot has already seen a significant decline in tourism
Arizona’s Cheap Water Supply Is Drying Up—and It Could Hit Affordability Hard
For decades, the explosive growth of the American West—and Arizona in particular—was made possible by a steady supply of cheap water. But now, that foundational resource is under threat as flows from the Colorado River dwindle and the rules that govern its use are set to expire. Roughly 36% of Arizo
Bankrupt Billionaire’s Lavish Gilded Age Mansion Has Price Cut by $14 Million After He Was Jailed for Scamming Investors Out of $1.3 Billion
A disgraced billionaire-turned-convicted-fraudster's lavish Gilded Age mansion has undergone a $14 million price cut after he was found guilty of scamming "his loyal followers" out of more than $1 billion to fund his extravagant lifestyle. Miles Guo, an exiled Chinese businessman, who is also known
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