New-Home Sales Negative Equity Prevents Homeowners From Selling As home prices and housing demands continue to rise, negative equity is preventing many homeowners from putting their homes on the market. ...
New-Home Marketing Baby Boomers Resist Selling Homes According to CNBC, Baby Boomers are staying put in homes, aggravating the already low housing stock and preventing younger generations from...
New-Home Marketing Homes In Western U.S. Cities Overvalued New analysis from Fitch Ratings shows that home prices in many Western cities are above sustainable levels, Dallas News reports. The new...
New-Home Marketing 10 U.S. Cities Where Wages Are Growing The Fastest And Slowest The annual median wage in the United States rose 2 percent year-over-year in August to $51,556, per Glassdoor’s latest Local Pay Reports. ...
New-Home Sales The Ripple Effects of Childless Couples on the Housing Market With the U.S. fertility rate at its lowest level since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started keeping records in 1909 and...
New-Home Marketing Affordable Housing Challenges for Seniors Aging seniors on fixed incomes could be the new homeless over the next several decades if the private sector and the government don’t begin...
Single-Family Homes Dallas, Denver Among Markets Where Home Values Have Rebounded Dallas, Denver, Nashville, and Portland, Ore., are the top four housing markets where homes have not only recovered their pre-recession...
Sales In Some College Towns, It's Cheaper To Buy A Condo Than Live In A Dorm The cost of a college education—tuition, books, meal plans, and especially housing—is skyrocketing, to the point where it may be cheaper in...
Economics If Rent Was Affordable, Renters Would Have An Extra $6,200 A Year If renters paid only what they could afford in rent, the average household would have an extra $6,200 per year to spend on other necessities...
Sales + Marketing Lower-Priced Homes Struggle To Regain Pre-Recession Value Homes in the bottom third of the market, aren’t experiencing the same post-recession recovery in value as homes in the more expensive tier....