Here's what a Fannie Mae report revealed about the housing sector amidst an economy that is set to grow.
Read More »Why are Single-Family Rents Surging?
What does the rise in single-family rent prices mean for aspiring homeowners? A report looks at the areas that experienced growth as well as factors that are likely to have an impact on the SFR market.
Read More »Location, Location, Location…
What does the age of a homeowner have to do with where they put down roots? A lot according to a report that looked at the highest and lowest average homeowner ages across 100 U.S. metro cities.
Read More »Chasing the American Dream
What types of properties are first-time millennial homebuyers investing in and what inspires them in their search for a dream home?
Read More »The Yeas and Nays on Housing Legislation
A rent-control proposal that was part of three housing-related legislation that voters across California were voting on was rejected by the residents of the Golden State. Here’s why this proposal elicited strong reactions for and against it.
Read More »To Rent or Not to Rent, That Is the Question
Despite a fall in national rental rates since 2011, a recent report found that rent affordability remains out of reach for many lower- and middle-income renter households. Here’s why.
Read More »Homeowners and Rising Interest Rates
From restricting refinance activity, to managing debt, rising rates are likely to affect the housing market in many ways. Experts weigh in on what homeowners can do to mitigate the challenges of this environment.
Read More »Largest 45 U.S. Cities Ranked by Home Size
A list compiled recently reveals the cities with the biggest homes on average, as well as a means for calculating the best bargain price per size.
Read More »Homeowners and High Taxes
In some cities, high taxes are pricing some residents out. Where are taxes adding onto affordability for these homeowners, and where are they going?
Read More »Where Mortgage Payments are Hurting Homeowners
In some the largest markets, the mortgage burden may be too much. See where interests rates have pushed affordability down.
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