The New York Times reports that a study from economists at S&P has found that inequality are dampening U.S. economic growth. Read more PB Topical Ref features
features Today’s Home Buyers Are Optimistic but Subdued Nobel Prize-winning economist explores trends of why people today would want to buy a home – or choose not to
Economics Income Up, Poverty Down, Inequality Steady Despite the economic progress made as a whole, income distribution remains a problem
features Home price growth slowed down in June Prices were up 7.5 percent for the year ended in June, in contrast to the 11.4 percent of June 2013.
features Cheaper housing, not jobs, drives domestic migration Cities like Wichita, Kansas, and Oklahoma City are seeing their population grow.
Market Data + Trends From Coast to Coast, the Housing Shortage Is Growing Builders across the country are racing to keep up with record household growth amid a growing supply deficit
Market Data + Trends Home Price Growth Seems Undeterred by Rising Interest Rates Though some experts expected home prices to decelerate as interest rates crept to new highs, homebuyers are still battling a persistent affordability crisis
