Real Estate News
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Coronavirus sparks huge demand for clean home technology innovations
The coronavirus pandemic has heightened concerns about air quality and safety of indoor spaces, including the homes we live in. New cleaning technology is being rapidly added to houses across the country. Read Article
Digital loan start-up Blend jumps to $1.7 billion valuation as mortgage demand surges
As it has with digital adoption trends across banking and e-commerce, the pandemic has led to a surge in demand for Blend's loan application software. Read Article
Mortgage applications jump as rates drop again
CNBC's Diana Olick reports the latest mortgage application data. Read Article
Another record low mortgage rate juiced weekly demand, but rates are suddenly rising now
Two straight weeks of record low mortgage rates drove consumers to their lenders, but rates may now be reversing course. Read Article
Adobe CEO says offices provide some boost to productivity that remote work lacks
"When you're trying to create a new project, you want people around that water cooler. You want that sense of urgency," Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen told CNBC. Read Article
Simon Property Group continues its shopping spree, looks to do more deals
CNBC retail reporter Lauren Thomas reports the largest mall owner in the U.S., Simon Property Group, is looking to continue buying properties in the mall and grocery space. Read Article
What to do if you're at risk of eviction
Up to 40 million Americans could lose their homes in the pandemic. If you're at risk of eviction, here are your options. Read Article
Hudson Yards developer on how the pandemic has hit commercial real estate
Stephen Ross, The Related Companies and owner of the Miami Dolphins, discusses reopening and the state of commercial real estate projects like Hudson Yards in NYC. Read Article
Covid-19 mortgage bailout rates improve more rapidly
Mortgage bearer numbers are improving at a rapid pace. CNBC's Diana Olick reports. Read Article
Americans, who have lost $100 million to fraud related to Covid-19, continue to be a target
Americans should avoid solicitations to pay for access to financial relief like stimulus checks, job opportunities and mortgage help, the Federal Trade Commission warned. Read Article