According to Trulia’s Chief Economist Jed Kolko, home prices now are 3 percent undervalued, and just seven out of the 100 largest metros are more than 10 percent overvalued.
A new study from the University of Toronto’s Martin Prosperity Institute analyzes the population density of 12 U.S. metros based on occupation type. The results seem to indicate that blue-collar jobs are disappearing while “creative class” jobs are
The August National Housing Trend Report from Realtor.com reveals the top 10 markets for millennials looking for homes this fall, led by Akron, Ohio, with a Housing Affordability Index rating of 340.53.
While the median value of homes varies from state to state, Zillow took an inventory of homes nationwide to see what was available to homeowners for twice the national median value of $175,600.
The newest addition to the California Building Code being considered by lawmakers would require all new homes and parking lots to have the infrastructure for charging electric vehicles.
A new survey released this week by Absolute Strategy Research reveals that for the first time since 2009, more households say they feel secure about their financial situation than those that don’t, according to the Wall Street Journal.
A 0.5 percent increase in consumer spending in August reported by the U.S. Commerce Department did not extend to the housing market, which actually saw the number of signed contracts decrease for the month.
Analysis of home prices in 20 large U.S. metros through July by Case-Shiller indicates that while prices continue to rise, they are doing so at a considerably slower pace.