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Why Mortgage Rates Above 6% Are Here to Stay
Tariff announcements triggered bond sell-offs, pushing yields higher and raising 30-year fixed mortgage rates above 7%. Despite some Fed rate cuts, experts expect mortgage rates to hover around 6.5% through 2025.
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No Fed Rate Cuts May Trigger Bear Market
Mortgage rates may remain high, limiting home affordability through 2025. Buyer confidence could decline, potentially reducing housing demand.
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Will Slow Construction Stabilize Office Vacancy Rates?
The shift to remote work has reduced demand for traditional office space, impacting construction trends. U.S. office construction has dropped 48%, with 51M sq-ft under development in 2025.
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Cooling Ahead for Washington Housing?
Seattle’s overheated housing market faces affordability crisis as prices outpace incomes. Rising interest rates further suppress buyer activity, slowing market momentum By MSN
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Poll: Americans Are Terrified About Social Security
Anxiety about the future of Social Security has reached a 15-year high, with 52% of Americans expressing significant concern, according to a recent Gallup poll. Concerns about the economy, health care costs, and inflation are also high. The worries stem from recent actions by the Trump administration, including cuts to the Social Security Administration and…
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How AI, Big Data and Location Intelligence Are Transforming Commercial Real Estate
AI, big data, and location intelligence are transforming commercial real estate by offering data-driven insights for better decision-making and risk reduction. AI automates financial metrics and monitors portfolio conditions, while big data and AI together process large datasets for market predictions. Location intelligence improves operations and marketing. Businesses need scalable infrastructure and data security to…
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