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Veronica Dagher

New York

Personal Finance Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

WSJ Personal Finance Reporter; TV & Podcast Guest; Author: @WSJ’s Resilience: How 20 Ambitious Women Used Obstacles To Fuel Their Success; Proud Wife & Mom

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  • 5 days ago | wsj.com | Ben Eisen |Veronica Dagher

    The Trump administration wants to sell shares in these key financial companies. How it does so will have a big impact on home buyers and owners. The Trump administration wants to sell shares in two government-controlled companies that are crucial for getting a mortgage. First it needs to figure out what it wants the mortgage market to look like. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8

  • 1 week ago | mansionglobal.com | Veronica Dagher

    Real-estate agent Jaclyn Bild was trying to sell a Miami condo recently when she got a request: Could a prospective buyer have a video call with the condo association president? The interested buyer wanted to ask the board president about the building’s budget and whether there might be future costly repairs. Bild had never gotten such a request and, in the past, she thinks the association would have turned it down.

  • 1 week ago | advisorstream.com | Veronica Dagher |Ron Phillips

    By Veronica Dagher May 27, 2025 More starter homes are being built, but the situation isn’t a return to the 1950s Homes have been getting smaller over the past few years. Why haven’t they been getting more affordable? Builders have started making more entry-level starter homes, but not tons of them. The small homes they do build are still subject to rising costs for land and labor.

  • 1 week ago | wsj.com | Veronica Dagher

    More starter homes are being built, but the situation isn’t a return to the 1950sHomes have been getting smaller over the past few years. Why haven’t they been getting more affordable? Builders have started making more entry-level starter homes, but not tons of them. The small homes they do build are still subject to rising costs for land and labor. Buyers who choose them have to contend with today’s high mortgage rates, which drive up their monthly costs. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

  • 1 week ago | wsj.com | Veronica Dagher

    Real-estate agents say to get ahead of special assessments and rising association duesReal-estate agent Jaclyn Bild was trying to sell a Miami condo recently when she got a request: Could a prospective buyer have a video call with the condo association president? The interested buyer wanted to ask the board president about the building’s budget and whether there might be future costly repairs.

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Veronica Dagher
Veronica Dagher @VeronicaDagher
6 May 25

RT @RickPalaciosJr: Entry-level new home demand is very soft YTD. This is particularly concerning given that many of these buyers are sayin…

Veronica Dagher
Veronica Dagher @VeronicaDagher
23 Apr 25

RT @NewsLambert: NOTHING TO SEE HERE FOLKS THIS IS COMPLETELY NORMAL AND HEALTHY HAVE THEY CONSIDERED CUTTING AVOCADO TOAST OUT OF THEIR…

Veronica Dagher
Veronica Dagher @VeronicaDagher
15 Apr 25

Always love being on @ThisMorningShow with @GordonDeal!

This Morning
This Morning @ThisMorningShow

.@VeronicaDagher from @WSJ goes over the unusual housing market happening right now with a four bedroom ranch in New Jersey acting as its example towards why the market is in disarray. https://t.co/Yw3MiPRJRP https://t.co/zBLRwMrDlD