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Empty Nesters Outpace Millennial Parent Households

Empty-nest baby boomers own twice as many large U.S. homes as millennial parents living with children, a new Redfin report showed, as nearly half of all boomers are now living mortgage-free, with no motivation to sell in such a volatile market.

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Aspiring Homeowners Feeling Optimistic About 2024

According to a recent Realtor.com survey, more than half of all first-time homebuyers indicated that now is a good time to buy, as moderating price growth and mortgage rates are expected to help improve affordability throughout 2024.

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2023 U.S. Foreclosure Activity Snapshot

A new report notes that 2023 foreclosure filings were up from 2022 but still below pre-pandemic levels. "Reflecting on 2023, we see the recent rise in foreclosure activity as a market correction rather than a cause for alarm. It signals a return to more traditional patterns after years of volatility," said Rob Barber, CEO at ATTOM.

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How Much Money Are America’s Homes Worth?

New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco are the most valuable metros in the U.S., according to a new LendingTree study, but it may come as a surprise how much the total value of owner-occupied homes are within them.

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