Lance Lambert

Rich Russians have poured gobs of money into American real estate. Now, they’re worried it could get seized.

Fannie Mae says home prices will climb 11.2% this year, followed by a more modest 4.2% jump in 2023.

But all signs point to the housing market’s boom continuing through at least the spring.

The bad news for homebuyers? Inventory levels are once again falling.

We’re on pace for another double-digit increase in home prices. But Bank of America says 2023 could be a very different story.

The U.S. housing market may finally be showing signs of cooling. At least that’s according to Redfin.

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The stubbornly hot U.S. housing market now has economists flirting with the real estate industry’s most feared word: Bubble.

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After its home buying debacle, Zillow is getting back to basics. But the red-hot market that made the company a household name can’t last forever.

Senior homeland security officials recently estimated that the federal government had 1,500-plus open cybersecurity roles.

How often do ESG proposals actually get passed? To find out, Fortune reached out to Diligent.

On Friday, Redfin released its “risk score” which identifies the housing markets most at risk of a “housing downturn.”

Fortune teamed up with Deloitte to survey 121 CEOs. Here are the results.

“From December onward, the expectation from my side is we’ll have another 10% to 15% decline nationally,” says Yieldstreet’s Tejas Joshi.

Mark Zandi: The free-fall in home sales will soon bottom out, while the home price correction carries on.

Among the nation’s 400 largest housing markets tracked by Zillow, 124 markets remain at their peak.

Shiller: “It has been growing since 2012, it has been about 10 years of steady growth in home prices. But it may be coming to an end.”

A Fortune survey conducted with Deloitte found CEO pessimism is ticking back up from the beginning of the year.