Tag Archives: Affordability

With Sen. Scott Wiener’s housing bill, SB50, blocked by California's state senate, what are the other options lawmakers are pushing to address their state's affordable housing crisis?

Experts sounded optimistic at a recent industry event, with wages and home prices expected to become more closely aligned.

After a year-long research, a new report gives some common-sense solutions to increase homeownership among African Americans.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson recently announced that the National Association of Home Builders will co-host HUD's inaugural "Innovative Housing Showcase." Here are the housing and financial issues the Showcase will seek to address.

With single-family rents have been rising since 2010, but many units are still affordable. However, find out why investors are seeing affordable rents remain out of reach for many Americans.

High rental costs are a burden in many metro areas, and for many who live in the 50 largest metros, average incomes cannot match up with the average rent costs. Find out which cities hold the least affordable rents.

Here’s what a new report revealed about the buying and selling habits of different generations and why Gen Xers and millennials are opting for multi-generational homes.

An expert looked into the factors that have sharply limited the supply of both new and existing homes for sale, the lack of moderately priced homes, and its impact on first-time buyers. Here’s what he had to say.

A new report examines just how much income borrowers have in various markets after making their mortgage payment.

A new survey revealed one particular headwind that real estate firms would be facing over the next two years. Click through to learn more.