T-Mobile has its sights set on Verizon Wireless customers.
The company said Wednesday it will cover the payments left on your Apple iPhone or Google Pixel if you bring it over from Verizon.
Month: May 2017
Home Insurance Myths to Bust for Your Clients
Most mortgage lenders require borrowers to purchase home insurance, but many buyers may be confused about what their policy covers. Realtor.com® recently highlighted several common myths consumers believe when it comes to home insurance.
First-time Buyers Account for 60 Percent of Purchases
The share of first-time homebuyers continues to rise, now accounting for almost half of all GSE purchase loans and more than 80 percent of FHA loans, according to the May 2017 Chartbook, released by the Urban Institute’s Housing Finance Policy Center on Wednesday.
The Top Cities for Out-of-Town Home Buyers
In the first quarter of 2017, nearly one in five home buyers focused their online searches on properties outside of their current metro area, according to an analysis by Redfin of nearly 1 million users searching for homes across 75 metro areas.
There are tons of newly built homes – just the wrong kind
Housing market aims for millennials, prices still too high Tuesday, 23 May 2017 | 2:29 PM ET | 00:40
Ask anyone house hunting this spring, and they’ll tell you there are far too few homes for sale. But, really, it’s the price tags of the homes for sale that are the issue.
Existing-Home Sales Slip 2.3 Percent in April; Days on Market Falls to Under a Month
WASHINGTON (May 24, 2017) — Stubbornly low supply levels held down existing-home sales in April and also pushed the median number of days a home was on the market to a new low of 29 days, according to the National Association of Realtors®.
Big drop in mortgage rates juices refinances, but doesn’t seduce buyers
Home sales flashing early warning signs Wednesday, 24 May 2017 | 7:38 AM ET | 01:18
Lower mortgage rates are helping more homeowners refinance and reduce their monthly payments, but they are not providing much incentive to homebuyers, who are finding few affordable listings.
Salvation Army sues Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
FOX 59: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — A dispute between two neighboring non-profit organizations in Indianapolis is moving from a conference room to a courtroom.
The Salvation Army filed a civil suit against The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in Marion County Thursday. It said construction at the neighboring museum is preventing its headquarters from using an access point on the property the Salvation Army has legal rights to use.
Marsh ‘in talks’ with interested parties
WRTV6 INDIANAPOLIS — Marsh is “in talks” with several interested potential buyers, a company spokesperson said Wednesday.
Marsh has until Friday, July 7 to find a buyer, or the remaining 44 grocery stores will close. The spokesperson said the plan is to keep those stores open, but to do that, they need help.
Is This the Office Of The Future?
The next big thing in office design innovation may not be coming from Silicon Valley. Perth, Australia, may soon have one of the most technologically advanced offices in the world.
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