Higher rent growth is possible during 2019, says REITs analyst
CNBC’s “Power Lunch” team talks with James Sullivan, REITs analyst with BTIG, what to look for in REITs during the new year.
Real Estate
High-end housing market doing best in New York City, says premier broker
Noble Black, a Douglas Elliman realtor, joins CNBC’s “Power Lunch” team to discuss how high-end real estate may perform in 2019.
Housing market will continue to cool in 2019, says Redfin economist
CNBC’s “Power Lunch” discusses the housing market in 2019 with Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin.
Expect ‘muted’ demand in Singapore’s property market in 2019
Desmond Sim of CBRE says the biggest factor affecting Singapore’s real estate market is the rising interest rate environment.
Here’s who will be affected if the government shuts down
More than 420,000 federal employees across numerous agencies could continue to work without pay, and hundreds of thousands more could be furloughed, according to Senate Democrats’ projections.
Demand for apartment rentals surges unexpectedly as home sales slump
Analysts say the rental sector could come out a big winner in 2019 as home sales weaken further amid rising mortgage rates.
Unexpected strength in apartment rentals
CNBC’s Diana Olick reports on the unexpected strength in rental units. She talks with John Pawlowski of Green Street Advisors.
TV thriller ‘Dirty John’ has scary dating tales and more than a few financial red flags to watch for
Bravo TV series is a primer on dating don’ts for those who don’t want to get financially taken.
Global trade concerns are ‘not recessionary’: Suncorp
Steven Milch of Suncorp says slowing global trade growth and declines in Australian house prices are “legitimate,” but he does not see them as recessionary.
Apple’s $1 billion Austin campus is the latest big investment from top tier firms: Texas governor
“Texas is the Alabama when it comes to recruiting in college football. We get to pick the 5-star recruit companies that are coming to the Lone Star State,” Abbott says.