Real Estate News

When the Legislature debated a bill to restrict California law enforcement agencies’ ability to seize houses, cars and cash they say may be “linked to crimes,” police and prosecutors complained that its passage would cost them millions of dollars that …Read More

Katherine Clarke, WSJ, joins “The Exchange” to discuss tech IPOs turning San Francisco residents into overnight millionaires and how the real estate industry is responding. Source link …Read More

Not even a lemon could sour Ariana Grande’s energy when she closed out the second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday, April 21. Without special guests that included ‘NSync, Nicki Minaj, Diddy and Mase during …Read More

Two weeks of rising rates are taking their toll on homeowners hoping to refinance, but homebuyers are not pulling back. Source link …Read More

The 2019 theme for Earth Day is ‘protect our species’ so today we look at some that are threatened or near extinction in California. The California flag features a grizzly bear that roamed the state, stood 8 feet and weighed more …Read More

New Mexico has the top honor of being the number one retirement destination, according to a study from United Van Lines. Here's what you should know before you leave your state for a new locale. Source link …Read More

If you think home prices are too steep in your neighborhood, divert your eyes from the Beverly Hills Post Office area. Actress turned location scout Ronnie Mellen is asking $25 million for her 1,497-square-foot home. That’s a cool …Read More

CORONA  — A man who attempted to grab a girl walking home from school near Corona remained at large Tuesday, and authorities sought the public’s help in identifying him. The attempted kidnapping happened about 4:30 p.m. last Friday …Read More

Dan Gilbert, founder and chairman of Quicken Loans, and Jay Farner, CEO of Quicken Loans, joins CNBC's “Squawk Box” to discuss the state of the mortgage sector as home buyers prepare for spring. Source link …Read More

CNBC's Dom Chu reports on the settlement reached between General Electric and the Department of Justice. General Electric agreed to pay a $1.5 billion penalty for allegations related to subprime lending unit Source link …Read More