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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.

FHFA’s latest data revealed that select regions experienced the maximum growth in home prices during the year.

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.

A study seeking the answer to the impact of home price inequality in various markets made an interesting discovery. Click through to read what it found.

The latest data on U.S. jobs by the Census Bureau has indicated rising wages. Experts weigh in on whether these increases will translate into easing the burden of rising home prices for homebuyers.

A fast-moving competitive market didn’t help pending home sales that came in at the second-lowest level in the past year. This video explains the headwinds facing home sales this season.

A study found that household debts are approaching new highs. Here’s how mortgages and other consumer loans are impacting the rising debt numbers.

On Wednesday, The Fed raised rates for the second time this year. How will the latest hike impact homeowners who are applying for HELOCs? Experts weigh in.

A recent study of non-owner-occupied mortgage originations discovered that certain cities are a hotbed for vacation, investment, and second homes. Cities in the South and West are leading the pack.

A rising demand from younger homebuyers spurred the sales of new homes in the West and Southwest according to Census Bureau data. But which region didn’t fare so well?