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Rates have surged this year from a record low 2.65 percent in January. Continue reading and search the latest listings on realestate.boston.com.
While mountainous states have thriving real estate markets in the pandemic, other states' markets are struggling.
NorthJersey.com PARSIPPANY — The unremarkable, red-brick home along a busy stretch of Parsippany Road had been empty for more than six months. The interior walls and flooring are worn and the kitchen covered with floral wallpaper, highlighted by dated oak cabinetry. The four-bedroom Cape Cod in Morris County was being offered in an estate sale after the owner died. The listing agent, Lou Ann Fellers of KLS Sotheby's International Realty of Mendham, priced it at $200,000, in as-is condition. As soon as the listing went on the market in January, the bids rolled in. Within a few day...
<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/u-s-job-openings-rise-4/"></div>WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. layoffs eased in December and job openings increased modestly, suggesting the decline in employment that month was largely due to companies cutting back on hiring amid uncertainty caused by a raging COVID-19 pandemic. Though the Labor Department’s monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report, offered cautious optimism that […]<!-- AddThis Advanced Settings above via filter on get_the_excerpt -...
WCCB Charlotte's CW January 28, 2021 CHARLOTTE, NC. — A new generation of investors is changing the game on Wall Street, using social media. The shakeup started when a group of small day traders organized on Reddit came together, forcing shares of GameStop up 1700% this month. “A lot of people, little money, but they’re forcing the big guys too, you know, they are forcing the hands of the big guys,” says the founder of WallStreetBets Jaime Rogozinski. These mostly young traders are buying the stock in droves to raise its price because hedge fund managers have shorted it. That’s w...