Single-Family Homes Hot Cities With Fast-Growing Suburbs House prices are rising, but still remain affordable, in suburbs in popular, expanding metros
Multifamily Renters In Expensive Cities Have Reason To Oppose New Market-Rate Developments Unlike homeowners, who have a stake in property values and oppose new housing that could depreciate their own investments, renters are...
Single-Family Homes Americans Are Too Optimistic About Their Homeownership Plans A report from Bankrate found that a whopping 59 million people in the U.S. are considering purchasing a home this year. Of that number, 16...
Sales 10 Markets Where Supply Isn’t Meeting Demand Several major housing markets in the South and in Texas are short on homes at a price point that buyers are looking for. Trulia recently...
Single-Family Homes Best Places To Buy A Home For Less Than $250,000 Plenty of cities across the nation have strong job markets, low costs of living, a friendly community atmosphere—and homes that sell for...
Single-Family Homes Rising Mortgage Rates Will Be The Biggest Housing Trend This Year Experts say affordability, inventory levels, and home value growth will be affected by higher rates
Sales Most New Homes Sales Were Conventionally Financed Last Year According to a quarterly sales report from the Census Bureau, 70.8 percent of new home sales were financed with conventional products last...
Single-Family Homes Vancouver’s Foreign Tax Turns Seattle Into Haven For Chinese Buyers After the Canadian province of British Columbia enacted a 15 percent tax on foreign buyers, prospective Chinese investors set their sights...
Single-Family Homes Best Cities To Invest In A Home Between the increase in home values, manageable property tax rate, and low property crime rate, Fremont, Calif., is one of the best cities...
Sales 7 Million Homeowners Have Middling Equity People who are breaking even aren’t motivated to sell, creating a lack of inventory