Real Estate News
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Trump claims he has 'no financial interests in Saudi Arabia' — but he makes lots of money from it
President Donald Trump's new tweet denying a financial stake in Saudi Arabia comes amid a growing furor over suspicions that the country's rulers ordered the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. Read Article
Trump Organization's Scottish housing plan receives record number of objections
The Trump Organization has received a record number of objections to its proposed new housing estate in Scotland. Read Article
NAHB sentiment index at 68 in October
CNBC's Diana Olick reports the latest read on the housing market from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Read Article
Homebuilder sentiment improves in October as lumber prices fall
A monthly reading of homebuilder sentiment rose one point in October. Builders cite the drop in lumber prices as well as strong demand for housing as the driver of the gain. Builders continue to be faced with higher costs for land and labor. Read Article
1 in 3 baby boomers say college debt still stands in the way of saving for retirement
Across all generations, Americans are delaying saving for retirement and purchasing a home because of their student debt, according to a new report. Read Article
Here is a map of the 142 Sears and Kmart stores set to close
Sears will continue to operate through the holidays, as it looks to find a buyer for the business. It will also continue to evaluate its remaining stores' performance. Read Article
Uncertainty on how the housing market will react to rates above 5 percent
CNBC's Diana Olick reports of uncertainty in the housing market as lenders react to rising rates. Read Article
Cramer's Exec Cut: Finding stability during market uncertainty
Jim Cramer discusses steady secular trends with Carnival Corporation, Canopy Growth and more. Read Article
Thousands line up for zero-down-payment, subprime mortgages
Following the subprime mortgage crisis, low-income borrowers with low credit scores were locked out of homeownership. Now a major player in the subprime crisis is backing new loans to the same borrowers but with a far different product. Read Article
Rising prices and interest rates are a 'one-two punch' to homebuyers, Lennar chairman says
"Of course, we respect, like many, the independence of the Fed, but at the same time, would we like them to slow down the pace? Of course we would," Lennar Executive Chairman Stuart Miller said. Read Article
