Economics More Market-Rate Construction Can Help California’s Poor Even if lower-income households won’t be living in the new construction, creating more of it will prevent bidding wars over existing housing stock.
Financials 5 Takeaways from Lennar’s Latest Quarterly Results Mostly positive news nationwide, except for Houston
Economics Housing Market May Depend on Millennials’ Employers Better job growth and bigger wage gains will change the ‘rent, not own’ dynamic
Economics How Many Years of Income Does It Take to Buy a Home in Your City? A new metric looks at where Americans spend the most compared to their incomes
Economics Mortgages Are Easier to Get Than Last Year Zillow says that access to mortgages is about two-thirds of the way back to pre-housing crisis levels
Business Management 10 Questions to Ruin Your 2015, Unless ... If you think you’ll get significantly higher retail prices in 2015 for your homes, you’re kidding yourself—but there are some factors you can control
Builders NAHB Releases New Home Building Employment Estimates The NAHB released what it calls “the most comprehensive estimates of home building employment.” The study, which is organized by state and...
Economics Interactive Graph Shows Real Median Income and Number of Households By analyzing data from the bureaus of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Census, the NAR found that areas with the highest median household...
Economics U.S. Cities with the Most Diversified Economies in 2015 A more diversified economy guarantees less volatility and higher economic growth, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization...
Economics Map Shows Salaries Required to Afford a Home in U.S. Cities In Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis and Cincinnati, you could afford a home while making less than $34,000, The Washington Post reports. At...