Samantha Delouya is an Economics Reporter at CNN. She covers a range of topics including commercial and residential real estate, the housing market, and the intersection of finance with artificial intelligence and energy. Samantha has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, and CNN.
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By: Matt Stiles, Elisabeth Buchwald, John Towfighi, Lucy Bayly, Samantha Delouya, Bryan Mena, Byron Manley
What we're covering here • The latest monthly inflation report showed that the pace of price hikes slowed sharply in June as tensions eased in the Middle East and energy prices dropped.
Geopolitical tensions are rippling through America's housing market, adding to the financial strain on homebuyers.
By: Samantha Delouya
(CNN) — Geopolitical tensions are rippling through America's housing market, adding to the financial strain on homebuyers.
By: Samantha Delouya
Geopolitical tensions are rippling through America's housing market, adding to the financial strain on homebuyers.
For years, buying a home in need of work was seen as a more affordable path to homeownership and building wealth.
For years, buying a home in need of work was seen as a more affordable path to homeownership and building wealth. Home makeover shows dominated TV, house-flipping became a booming business, and first-time buyers embraced the idea of trading sweat equity for a lower purchase price.
By: Samantha Delouya
Fixer-uppers are becoming much less attractive for homebuyers as renovation costs, labor shortages and high mortgage rates make the once-popular cheaper path to homeownership harder to afford, with Zillow saying
By: John Towfighi, Edward Wu, Jennifer Agiesta, Ariel Edwards-Levy, Matt Egan, Bryan Mena, Phil Mattingly, Samantha Delouya, Elisabeth Buchwald
Live Updates What we're covering here • The Federal Reserve is set to announce its latest decision on rates after keeping borrowing
By: Samantha Delouya
(CNN) — New York City is counting on office-to-apartment conversions to help relieve its housing shortage. But after structural problems earlier this month threatened a partial collapse at one of the city's largest such projects , regulators have intensified scrutiny.
Five months into the war in Iran, rising oil prices and stubborn inflation are driving mortgage rates to the highest level in a year.
