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Here's how the rise of non-bank lending is impacting the housing market
housing warning with Chris Brummer, Georgetown Law professor, and Olick Read Article
Wedbush analyst explains homebuilder Lennar upgrade
Jay McCanless, Wedbush Securities, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss why he upgraded Lennar to outperform. Read Article
These 15 cities boast the best 20-year returns on home values
From 1999 to 2019, home values have risen more than 90% nationwide. In some places, the gain is above 400%. Read Article
These home improvements can help shave money off your utility bills
Here's where homeowners can start if they want to cut their energy use and utility bills. Read Article
Valuations in China and Hong Kong look 'fairly decent': Investor
Binay Chandgothia of Principal Global Investors says he would start looking to add exposure to stocks in Hong Kong and China as they sell off more. He says the markets could fall up to 10 percent further in the worst case. Read Article
Mortgage lender Quicken Loans sees record loan volumes
"We're having record months. This quarter will be the largest quarter in the company's history," Quicken Loans CEO Jay Farner says. Read Article
Leading mortgage lender Quicken Loans sees record loan volumes
"We're having record months. This quarter will be the largest quarter in the company's history," Quicken Loans CEO Jay Farner says. Read Article
Leading mortgage lender Quicken Loans sees record loan volumes
"We're having record months. This quarter will be the largest quarter in the company's history," Quicken Loans CEO Jay Farner says. Read Article
Mortgage applications surge as rates drop
Mortgage rates are hitting their lowest level in 2 years. Matt Graham, Mortgage News Daily, and CNBC's Diana Olick join the 'The Exchange' to discuss where mortgage rates could go from here. Read Article
Mortgage lenders finally see bigger profit margins ahead as demand surges
Consumer demand for mortgages is way up, thanks to falling interest rates. Now lender expectations are up as well. Read Article