Airbnb and Vrbo hosts running short-term-rental properties have endured ups and downs since 2020. But there's good news for their business in 2025.
78% of surveyed baby boomers are not planning to sell their home, citing financial reasons for staying put, a Redfin survey found.
An oversupply of Chinese modules may force a solar panel maker to shut down its production plant in Germany.
Peak growth for this cycle is behind us, the inflation battle will rage on, and the world will shift from demand to supply-driven, Manulife predicts.
Strategists expect Brent crude prices to peak at $85 a barrel in June 2024, and that Saudi Arabia won't "flush" global markets.
US crude prices plunged below $70 a barrel on Wednesday, while brent dropped to $74 as the global demand outlook falters.
The recent 30-year Treasury auction saw the smallest pool of bidders since 2021, highlighting that bond market demand has yet to recover.
As forecasts for deficit spending soar, Wall Street is raising its estimates how much fresh US debt is coming.
There's a dwindling amount of bitcoin available to trade on crypto exchanges, and an ETF approval would further boost demand.
Housing inventory will remain tight enough for home prices to keep appreciating for the next three years, MBA says.
Housing inventory is trending upward, even during a season when it historically declines, according to Altos Research.
Production cuts from OPEC+ this summer have weakened global crude supply and sparked more than a 30% rally since June.
Global supply is tightening and demand is strong, leading the international benchmark to climb for three consecutive weeks.
Despite a speedup of inflation last month, Krugman says the worst is behind us.
The biggest producers from the oil cartel extended their supply cuts of 1 million barrels a day through December.
On average, apartments today are renting for less than they did one year ago, marking a sharp deceleration from recent years.
Net migration into counties with flood risk was 384,000 in 2021 and 2022, up 103% from the 2019-2020 period, according to Redfin.
"For oil refineries and trading companies, the cost of holding oil in tanks has become much more expensive."
The ratio of wages to homeownership expenses rose to 33%, the highest level since 2007, according to real estate data from ATTOM.
Trucking rates are falling as low as $1.49 a mile, less than half the level during the boom of 2021, per FreightWaves.