Podcasts

Homebuilders are happy, and there’s no inflation to speak of.

Wages and salaries are up, but long-term investment in real estate is down.

A moderately good week—or should that be modestly good week?—for the U.S. economy.

New home prices continue to rise, and values are still edging up too in almost every US market.

Detroit hits the rocks, and Chairmen Bernanke talks tapering before Congress.

Mortgage rates are up, but the Fed promises that tapering doesn’t mean it’s going to raise its interest rates.

The ECB promises low rates, and the U.S. adds more jobs.

The economy didn’t grow much in the first quarter, but there continues to be other good news.

Ben Bernanke spooks the markets, but the housing recovery is still chugging along.

People are buying more, and housing is stronger, but US growth is still middling.