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KB Home shares crater toward worst day since 1992
KB Home shares fell 19 percent on Thursday, headed for its worst day of trading since August 1992. Read Article
This company is the 'WeWork' of housing rentals
Kulveer Taggar of Zeus Living and Alexis Ohanian, Reddit and Initalized Capital co-founder and Zeus Living investor, join 'Squawk Box' to discuss how the company is transforming the housing rental marketplace. Read Article
China's property sector has 'corrected substantially': Analyst
Ken Wong of Eastspring Investments says rising home prices in China are "somewhat expected." Read Article
Link REIT chief: Our portfolio is quite well protected
George Hongchoy, CEO of Link REIT, says the slowdown in China's property market will affect retail sentiment, but most of his firm's portfolio is non-discretionary and very "resilient." Read Article
As Macy's shrinks its stores, CEO Jeff Gennette says this is what he will do with the extra space
Macy's is testing smaller stores to save money, leaving it with room to bring in other retailers or mini-fulfillment centers, according to CEO Jeff Gennette. Read Article
Weekly mortgage applications drop 3.2%, hit by tanking stocks and rising rates
While tight supply of homes for sale had been plaguing buyers for much of this year, listings are increasing, but so are prices and interest rates, weakening affordability. Read Article
Here's a temperature for the current mortgage rate environment
Doug Lebda, LendingTree CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss current mortgage rates. Read Article
Digital disruption is 'complementary' to luxury retail: New World Development
Adrian Cheng of New World Development says the trade war has caused a sentiment that negatively affects consumption, but it will be "quite fleeting." Read Article
Expect softness in US home prices, says analyst
Brandon Fletcher of Bernstein says there's a possibility of an overall "disconnect" between house prices and home improvement spending. Read Article
Citi will move 1,100 workers earlier than planned to make way for Amazon in NYC
The banking giant said it would move workers from its office tower in Long Island City to other locations in the first half of next year "to make room for Amazon." Read Article
