Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for buyers and sellers.Real Estate
Real estate agents coach clients to sharpen bidding tactics
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the housing market that could be on the verge of heating up, and how real estate agents are teaching clients to come out on top in a bidding war. Read Article
Bidding wars are heating up. Here's how to win your dream home
The dull days of summer may be over sooner than expected in the nation's housing market. The supply of homes for sale, which had been increasing earlier this year, could turn lower again soon, and that will likely mean the return of bidding wars. Read Article
Inside Mel Gibson's former $20 million medieval mansion
CNBC's Robert Franks takes an inside look at a medieval mansion that was once owned by Academy Award-winning actor Mel Gibson. Read Article
Fed's Powell says US homebuilders hit by 'a perfect storm' of Trump's immigration policy, tariffs
Powell says homebuilders are suffering from a labor shortage and material costs, aggravated by the Trump administration's policies. Read Article
Housing supply could hit new lows
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the housing market shift that shows housing supply could hit new lows. Read Article
Weekly mortgage applications fall 2.4% as consumers shrug off low rates
Mortgage demand has been more than muted for the last several weeks, even as rates sit near two-year lows. Read Article
Billionaire James Dyson reportedly buys $54 million penthouse in Singapore
British technology firm founder James Dyson and his wife have reportedly purchased a luxury penthouse in Singapore for a record S$73.8 million ($54.2 million). Read Article
The housing market is about to shift in a bad way for buyers
Inventory began to grow in the second half of last year, but supply will soon drop yet again, and could hit a new low. Read Article
Australia's economy may see a 'significant slowdown' in 2019
Katrina Ell of Moody's Analytics says weakness in the Australian economy is coming from a few different fronts, including the consumption sector. However, she also says that modest house price growth could return to Sydney and Melbourne toward the end of 2019, and that could boost consumption. Read Article
China could launch 'demand-side' reforms, says economist
Hao Zhou of Commerzbank says China is having problems on the demand side of the economy including consumption, autos and property. He says it's important for China to stimulate long term and sustainable demand. Read Article
