So, the Federal Reserve just nudged interest rates down a tiny bit, and you might think that’s great news for anyone dreaming of buying a home, right? Wrong. Fed Chair Jerome Powell... Read more »
Interest rates for mortgages and refinances on December 11th are sitting just a whisper above their lowest point of 2025, presenting a compelling opportunity for anyone looking to buy a home or... Read more »
Well, the wait is over. The Federal Reserve, in its final meeting of 2025, has decided to cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing the new target range for... Read more »
For anyone looking to buy a home, refinance their mortgage, or simply understand where their housing costs might be headed, knowing what mortgage rates will do in the coming years is a... Read more »
The Federal Reserve’s big meeting kicked off today, with all eyes on what they’ll do with interest rates. While the official announcement isn’t until tomorrow, the smart money says they’re likely to... Read more »
Because the vast majority of litigated cases — roughly 90% to 97% — are settled outside of court, it’s difficult to determine an exact success rate for contesting a will. However, after... Read more »
2024 was a disappointing year for those looking forward to a Fed rate-cut cycle and what that could do to mortgage rates. A strong economy (and a skittish Fed) pushed rate cuts... Read more »
I’m bald. December is “toboggan time” for me. I lose them often. I rely on them like an appendage. After a few maddening minutes of searching as I’m walking out the door,... Read more »
Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of 77 Barrow St., a multifamily property in Manhattan’s West Village, for $6.7 million. Joe Koicim and Peter Dodge, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Manhattan office,... Read more »
The likelihood of a third Federal Reserve rate cut got higher with Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which met expectations from economists on inflation. Headline inflation... Read more »