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Real Estate News
Below are the latest real estate news headlines for buyers and sellers.Real Estate
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New York's eviction ban expires Saturday. What renters need to know
New York's statewide eviction ban lifts Saturday. But many struggling tenants still have options that could help them stay in their home. Read Article
Google expands London property empire with $1 billion office purchase
Google has bought a colorful office space in London for $1 billion while it waits for building work on its heavily-delayed U.K. headquarters to be completed. Read Article
Manhattan rents were the highest ever for December
The surge marks a dramatic turnaround from a year ago, when even the most bullish brokers predicted a years-long recovery. Read Article
Solar window start-up aims to turn skyscrapers into vertical solar farms with investment from major window manufacturer
Ubiquitous Energy closed a $30 million funding round, with an investment from U.S. window and door giant Andersen. Read Article
Here's how to prepare if you want to buy a home in this competitive market
You'll have to act quickly if you want to buy a house this year, so it pays to be prepared. Read Article
Fear of even higher mortgage rates may be heating up winter homebuying
Rates have started this year sharply higher, and that may have potential buyers rushing in more quickly, afraid that rates will go even higher. Read Article
Amid rising prices, American families fall deeper in debt
Between inflation and ongoing supply chain issues, prices are rising and it's eating away at the average family budget. Read Article
Shimao pushes back on media reports, says it's in talks for property sales to help resolve debt crisis
Chinese real estate developer Shimao Group Holdings pushed back Tuesday on reports of default and sales of prime property. Read Article
Mortgage rates just jumped again. Here's what that means if you're buying a home
Mortgage rates continue to move higher, putting pressure on buyers facing an already pricey housing market. Read Article