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Utah metro found to be prime candidate to raise a family based on seven metrics that creating a cross-section of the local environment.

An analysis finds that home prices escalated at a torrid pace in August, forcing many prospective homebuyers to the sidelines with many continuing to be priced out of the market.

A poll shows almost 90% of consumers prefer owning over leasing, but almost half of renting respondents fear it will never happen—are their worries warranted?

Researchers analyze relocation trends and the relationship between how long residents have lived in their homes and local home price growth. 

Economists evaluate one of the top concerns for borrowers considering an equity loan and offer up methods for mitigating potential problems.

Demand continues to be high, but supply issues concerned many builders in April.

Constrained by harsh winter weather early in the year, housing starts took off in March, seeing a near 20% month-over-month rise.

An economic expert has delved into the ways incumbent President Donald Trump's policies compare to challenger and former VP Joe Biden's actions and stances when it comes to industry issues.

Here’s what a new study revealed about the state of African-American homeownership across the country, and the cities where this demographic owns the most and least homes relative to their overall population.

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?