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Kevin Warsh Blames High Mortgage Rates on Hot Inflation as He Declares a ‘New Chapter’ for the Fed Original

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By Keith Griffith
| Realtor.com Verified
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh acknowledged elevated mortgage rates are holding back the housing market, as he delivered his first congressional testimony since taking office in May. "The economy is solid. Financial markets look like they're in very good condition. But when we look at housing markets, the story is much more uneven," Warsh said in a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday.
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Fed Officials Are Deeply Divided Over Future Direction of Interest Rates

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By Keith Griffith
| SFGate Verified
Federal Reserve officials are deeply divided in their opinions on whether interest rates are likely to go up or down in the coming months, newly released meeting minutes show. Minutes from the June meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, which marked the first policy meeting under new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, show there were starkly opposing camps on the rate-setting panel.
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Collapse Fears Spur Evacuation at Midtown Manhattan Building Undergoing Conversion to Luxury Apartments

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By Keith Griffith
| SFGate Verified
A full evacuation has been ordered at a building in Midtown Manhattan that is undergoing conversion from office space to luxury apartments, after signs of structural weakness prompted fears of a building collapse. A New York City Fire Department official told Realtor.com that the department responded to reports of falling bricks at 235 East 42nd Street at around 8 a.m. on Tuesday morning. Officials say construction workers on the 21st floor of the building saw the columns beginning to collapse.
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