7 Signs the U.S. Real Estate Bubble is About to Burst

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Signs the U.S. housing bubble is about to burst are adding up as searches for home sales decline, tours decline, mortgage rates rise, and originations decline. Rising unemployment claims could be the pin that pops the bubble.

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