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Real estate taxes vary from city to city, and a recent report takes a look at where taxes are lowest and highest. What are the key differences between the different ends of the spectrum?

A study analyzing the credit profiles of millennnial homeowners and renters revealed some key differences that kept the latter from taking the plunge into buying real estate.

Though the Fed decided not to raise rates, experts say that could change later this year. Find out why.

Are reverse mortgages still a viable equity alternative to selling and moving? A report finds out and explains more.

Here’s why new home sales may see an uptick in the spring season despite the current record falling below market expectations.

New home shoppers are often on the fence about purchasing or renting, and the cost is a major factor. A new study compares the difference between the two in the 50 largest U.S. metros and gives some perspective.

A study ranked the top cities for first-time homebuyers on the basis of factors such as average down payment and credit scores. Which metro turned out to be the best bet? Hint: You can’t miss the “steely” resolve of this city.

With the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged for now, here’s how a potential rate hike can affect the housing market and the economy.

What factors are compelling homeowners to remain in their current property for a longer-than-average time in these cities?

A report ranked the top metro areas where buyers are trying to outbid each other for properties despite the signs of a slowdown in the housing market across the nation. Here are the key findings.