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Inequality is the 'root cause of the problem' in Hong Kong amid prolonged unrest, says investor
Many people in Hong Kong cannot afford proper housing and the city needs to do more to help them, says David Kuo from The Smart Investor. Read Article
Got money troubles? Take this major step to ease your financial stress
If you have money troubles, understanding your priorities and setting short- and long-term financial goals is key to turning things around so you can get on a firm financial footing that will continue into retirement. Read Article
U.S. homebuilding is booming. Here's how to trade it
Craig Johnson, senior technical research analyst at Piper Sandler, and Danielle Shay, director of options at Simpler Trading, talk the housing starts surge with CNBC's Eric Chemi. Read Article
Here's a breakdown of December housing starts
ITB, the home construction ETF, hit an 18-year high thanks to December housing starts. CNBC's Diana Olick reports. Read Article
US housing starts jump 40% annually, the highest in 13 years
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on a blockbuster number for US housing starts to end 2019. Read Article
Housing starts jumped to 13-year high in December
CNBC's Rick Santell and Diana Olick break down December housing starts and building permits data. Read Article
It's time to get more excited about the Chinese property sector, JP Morgan says
New home prices in China have been growing at a slower pace amid broader government measures to curb speculative buying. Read Article
Home prices driving home remodeling: KeyBanc Capital's Ken Zener
Ken Zener, KeyBanc Capital Markets, joins 'The Exchnage' to discuss the impact a homebuilder slowdown is having on building product stocks. Read Article
Home remodeling sees a slowdown—Here's why
A weakness in home sales has hit the remodel market. CNBC's Diana Olick reports. Read Article
Housing market index beats expectations in January
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on housing market index numbers for the month of January, which came in at 75, vs. 74 expected. Read Article