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Housing to get less affordable as mortgage rates rise, RBC warns
The Royal Bank of Canada says the ability of Canadians to keep up with housing costs has been improving of late, but warns that’s about to change.
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Case-Shiller Home Rise In Line With Expectations
The Case-Shiller 20-City home price index was up 0.75% month-over-month in December, and up 13.42% year-over-year in December.
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Report: The most miserable states in the USA
The well-being of Americans hasn’t improved in the past six years, and it even declined slightly in 2013, according to a recent Gallup study. While national figures remained flat overall, the ranks of the states with the highest well-being scores changed considerably.
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US home prices dip in November; soar nearly 14% year over year
U.S. home prices fell slightly in November as colder weather slowed buying, ending nine straight months of price gains.
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Calgary region tops New Housing Price Index annual gain
CALGARY – The Calgary region posted the highest annual increase in new home prices in November, according to Statistics Canada’s New Housing Price Index.
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Home Prices Rise For The 20th Straight Month But Economists Warn A Slowdown Is Coming
U.S. home prices, including distressed sales, were up 0.2% on the month in October, and up 12.5% on the year, according to CoreLogic’s latest report.
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Monthly Case-Shiller Housing Data Misses, But Everything Else Is In Line
S&P/Case-Shiller’s month-over-month data for its 20-city index came in at 0.62% for July.
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June home prices up 12.1% from year ago
Home prices were up sharply in June but the pace may be slowing, a widely watched housing index reported Tuesday.
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Floods have smaller impact on business confidence than expected
Small business owners are less optimistic about Alberta’s economy than they were last month, according to a new report that surprised at least one analyst who was expecting a bigger dip in confidence levels following June’s devastating flood.
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