Here’s what a new study revealed about the most expensive cities to live in. Click through to learn which were these metros.
Read More »Real Estate Tech Titans Create a New Platform
The new platform includes a comparison engine as well as educational resources aimed to empower home sellers.
Read More »“Renting More Affordable in Most U.S. Counties,” Says Economist
A new report looks into factors that impact homeownership and which areas favor renting or buying. Here’s what it revealed.
Read More »Economist to Today’s Teens: “Start Saving Now”
An economist sheds light on how much Gen Z should start saving now and the key deciding factors that are detrimental to their dream of homeownership.
Read More »FHA Calls on Lenders to Assist Federal Workers
While federal workers on furlough are falling behind on their mortgage and rent payment, here’s how potential homeowners are also getting affected by the prolonged government shutdown.
Read More »Ups and Downs in Home Flips
Is home flipping turning out to be a risky undertaking in the midst of a slowdown in the housing market? Here’s what a report had to say.
Read More »The Housing Market’s New Normal?
As inventory rises, an analysis found that properties in some of the hottest housing markets aren’t moving as fast as they used to. Here’s what this trend could mean for homeowners looking to sell.
Read More »Dual Markets
A report examines the widening divergence between urban and smaller metros, making the November housing market a ‘Tale of Two Cities.’
Read More »10 Cities Where Homebuyers are Most Stretched
Which American city has the largest number of debt-ridden homebuyers and which has the least? Hint: Living on an island does not guarantee low debts.
Read More »An Update on California Wildfires
As local and federal agencies work towards containing the deadly fires in Camp and Woolsey, we take a look at the long- and short-term impact of these infernos on the housing market in these areas.
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