Real Estate

1. Property investors are holding back as the global economy sours, says Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment

   Real estate investors are now being "careful and prudent" about deploying more capital in the face of growing economic uncertainty, said CapitaLand Investment. 

2. Here's where China's real estate troubles could spill over

   Three kinds of businesses would suffer the most if China's real estate troubles persist, according to ratings agency Fitch.

3. How Detroit moved on from its legendary bankruptcy

   A new wave of development is rippling through downtown Detroit as the city moves on from its legendary bankruptcy.

4. Wild swings in mortgage rates last week caused a rare surge in refinancing

   Mortgage rates made unusually wide swings last week, and that may have caused some borrowers to try to take advantage and save money on a refinance.

5. Inflation Reduction Act extends 'pass-through' tax break limits for 2 more years. Here's what that means for entrepreneurs

   Senate Democrats' legislation would continue an existing limit on how pass-through businesses can use losses to reduce their tax bills.

6. Consumer confidence in the housing market hits the lowest point in over a decade

   Consumer confidence in the housing market dropped to the lowest level since 2011, as both prospective buyers and sellers have become more pessimistic.

7. As climate change threatens more homes, some properties are getting too costly to insure

   As climate change threatens the U.S. with more natural disasters, it's becoming increasingly costly for Americans to insure their homes, experts say.

8. Where companies say they will cut budgets first in a softer economy

   Companies are cutting real estate footprints, and the budgets that go with them, according to a Gartner CFO survey.

9. Is the economy in a recession? ‘What you call it is less relevant,’ says one economist: Here’s ‘what really matters'

   Are we in a recession? A former chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor and a former chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers weigh in.

10. A 'shakeout' among mortgage lenders is coming, according to CEO of bank that left the business

    Surging interest rates and home prices that have yet to decline have put housing out of reach for many Americans and shut the refinance pipeline for lenders.