... in Ohio! Three of the top 20 hottest U.S. real estate markets in March were in The Buckeye State, and Columbus was ranked number one. Akron and Canton were the other Ohio markets, ranked 16th and 19th, respectively.
Trying to nail down how many first-time buyers are active in the housing market is not always the easiest. New York Federal Reserve researchers are trying to fix that.
A new study of 40 U.S. metros ranks housing markets by risk, including mortgage payment delinquency rates, homeowner and rental vacancy rates, and foreclosure and negative equity rates.
A new study looking at homebuyers earning at least $999,000 per year, and as a share of all buyers in a given market, finds where the highest earners are shopping for homes.
Based on analysis of school quality, children’s health data, and living costs covering housing, transit, and childcare, a new ranking of cities offers the 10 best for raising a family.