Prashant Gopal is a real estate writer for Bloomberg News and The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on the national real estate market in the United States, Prashant's articles cover topics such as mortgage rates, housing affordability, home prices, and trends in the real estate industry. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Seattle Times, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Prashant's coverage heavily focuses on the US housing market, specifically home prices, mortgage rates, and affordability. He frequently cites data to support his articles.
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By: Prashant Gopal, Norah Mulinda
By: Norah Mulinda, Prashant Gopal
(Bloomberg) -- One of the least affordable US housing markets in decades is freezing residential real estate sales and shutting out a generation of aspiring homeowners. But one group remains unfazed by the crisis: the wealthy.Most Read from BloombergHarris Just Showed Why Trump Is So Afraid of HerI Changed My Mind. The Fed Needs to Cut Rates Now.Stocks Tumble as Wall Street Gets AI Wake-Up Call: Markets WrapWhat Initial Polling Data Show About the Trump-Harris MatchupHarris Targets Trump by Rais
By: Prashant Gopal, Skylar Woodhouse
The Democratic mayor of Phoenix recently declared the US housing crisis an “all hands on deck challenge.” Her counterpart in Columbus, Ohio, lamented
By: Prashant Gopal, Michael Sasso
Spring season saw weakest sales in a dozen years, data show More people expected to list homes as mortgage rates fall
By: Prashant Gopal, Skylar Woodhouse, Shruti Date Singh
At stake in the next two months are the votes of frustrated homebuyers and renters in battleground states.
By: Prashant Gopal, Skylar Woodhouse
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By: Prashant Gopal, Alex Tanzi
Jim Horgan has had a rough couple of years. As elevated interest rates created the worst housing market for sales in nearly three decades, the
By: Maria Clara Cobo, Prashant Gopal, Jarrell Dillard
Before Donald Trump’s election, Redfin Corp. projected mortgage rates would average 6.1% next year. But three days after the election, they revised their estimate upward to 6.8% – basically unchanged from today’s high levels.
By: Prashant Gopal, Maria Clara Cobo
Before Donald Trump's election, Redfin Corp. projected mortgage rates would average 6.1% next year.
By: Prashant Gopal, Maria Clara Cobo
Before Donald Trump's election, Redfin Corp. projected mortgage rates would average 6.1% next year.
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