Surging IPO activity is one of the four horsemen of a market bubble, according to this portfolio manager
Strategists conclude the IPO wave doesn’t necessarily portend a dangerous market bubble — yet.
Strategists conclude the IPO wave doesn’t necessarily portend a dangerous market bubble — yet.
Home price appreciation remained modest in May, according to data from both FHFA and the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. Although both reports showed annual price growth improving slightly from April, appreciation continued to trail inflation, underscoring a housing market where elevated mortgage rates, affordability pressures, and uneven regional performance continue to limit broader…
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A four-bedroom midcentury home in Marin County’s sought-after Laurel Grove neighborhood, has come to market for the first time since it was built 60 years ago. The house at 20 Hanken Drive in Kentfield, CA., was completed in 1966, and is listed for $3,295,00. The sellers purchased the property shortly thereafter and never left. How…
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The phrase “down valuation” has become part of everyday mortgage market language. It is an easy piece of shorthand whenever a valuation comes back below an agreed purchase price or below what a homeowner believes their property is worth. The trouble is that, from a valuer’s perspective, there is no such thing as a “down valuation”. …
“What I worry about is that the employers are going to really put the onus on the workers and not take as much responsibility as they should or need to,” she said. Stanton was less certain employers will move quickly. “In the interim, there is going to be the onus on workers to do a…