Anna Spiewak
Economy Watch: Home Prices Still Rising; Consumer Confidence on a Roll; Mortgage Delinquencies Dip
Residential home prices were up by record amounts in April. The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index spiked again in June for the third consecutive month. And mortgage delinquencies went down considerably in May.
Twitter Chat: Randy Mason on Power of the Tenant, Benefits of Subleasing
Randy Mason (Randolph T. Mason) joined CPE for a live Twitter Chat. The transcript follows.
NAA Special Report: How Apartment Companies Make Buying Decisions
Panelists at the National Apartment Association 2013 Education Conference and Exposition offered advice on how product and services providers should approach apartment companies.
Economy Watch: Housing Starts Up; CPI Flat; G8 Sets Stage for Major Trade Talks
Housing starts in May came 6.8 percent above April. The Consumer Price Index barely budged in May, with a 0.1 percent rise. And the G-8 meeting in Northern Ireland might result in a major trade agreement between the U.S. and the EU.
Economy Watch Weekly: People Buying More, Housing Stronger, U.S. Growth Still Middling
CPE’s economic analyst, Dees Stribling, gives his update for the week ending June 14.
Economy Watch: Homebuilders Happy; FNC Home Price Index Up; Investors Pleased About G-8
Homebuilders have finally climbed out of their economic slump, with the National Association of Home Builders housing market index increasing eight points. Home prices were also up 0.7 percent. And investors reflected their confidence about the G-8 summit through stocks spiking yesterday.
You must be logged in to post a comment.