Real Estate

Housing dynamics are shifting out of sellers’ favor. Gains in inventory as demand remains weak could stunt prices or cause declines.

Wolfspeed is preparing to file for bankruptcy within a matter of weeks, The Wall Street Journal reports, UnitedHealth stock gets a downgrade, and Target’s earnings miss analysts’ estimates.

Alphabet unveils new gadgets, House lawmakers wrestle over tax bill, Musk is cutting back political spending, and more news to start your day.

Moderna stock soars as the FDA plans to stick to its existing process for updating Covid-19 shots for older adults and those at a high risk of severe illness, while Home Depot says it plans to keep prices unchanged despite new tariffs.

Quarterly adjusted earnings miss analysts’ estimates, while revenue of $39.9 billion beats consensus.

Nvidia announces it will be opening its artificial-intelligence server platform to rival chip makers, while Walmart stock falls after President Trump criticized the retailer, saying it shouldn’t blame price increases on his tariffs.

As the yield on 10-year Treasuries rise, so do mortgage rates, leading to more expensive home financing costs.

April was an ugly month for home construction. Investors don’t seem to mind.

The world’s largest retailer confirms consumers should prepare for higher prices on a range of goods as import costs accelerate. Expect other retailers to follow suit.

Big cities like Beijing and Shanghai show signs of recovery while smaller regions are dealing with oversupply and weak demand, highlighting China’s real estate challenges.

Cryptocurrency asset manager and brokerage Coinbase posts quarterly revenue below analysts’ estimates, Lyft swings to a profit in the first quarter, and Affirm issues disappointing revenue guidance.

Arm Holdings issues disappointing guidance, AppLovin surges after topping earnings and revenue expectations, and Coinbase agrees to acquire Bitcoin trading platform Deribit for $2.9 billion.

The home services company’s softer-than-expected second-quarter guidance could be weighing on the stock.

Berkshire Hathaway’s Class B shares fall after Warren Buffett says he’ll be stepping down as CEO at the end of the year, and Netflix declines as President Donald Trump says he authorized a 100% tariff on films produced overseas. Palantir Technologies, meanwhile, is scheduled to report quarterly earnings later Monday.

Analysts also weigh in on Qorvo, Gibraltar Industries, and Newmark Group.

Stocks won’t enjoy the strong tailwinds that propelled the S&P 500 to 20%-plus returns in the past two years. Instead, investors should aim for 6% returns.

Rick Rieder of BlackRock has been favoring higher-quality credit and shorter maturities. The allure of 5% mortgage securities.

More homes listed for sale likely helped.

Prices rose 4.5% in February from the year prior, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index tracking 20 large metropolitan areas.

More houses are hitting the real estate market this spring. That’s slowing price gains—making it easier to buy a home.

Alexandria Real Estate Equities may be a candidate for investors looking for a solid and secure dividend income.

U.S.-China ocean shipments slow dramatically amid trade war, Trump pushes deep-sea mining and drilling on public lands, and other news to start your day.

Existing-home sales in March fell 5.9% from February’s level to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million in March, according to National Association of Realtors data.

Tesla stock rises ahead of the electric-vehicle company’s first-quarter earnings, Boeing is selling certain digital aviation solutions assets in a $10.55 billion deal, GE Aerospace’s profit tops analysts’ estimates, and more customers than expected cancel Verizon contracts.

Consumers want to buy homes, but high prices and monthly payments make it difficult, says CEO Ryan Marshall.