Sharing a home can mean more affordability in America’s most popular cities. In New York City those savings could amount to more than $33,000 in a year.
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Financial experts examine younger generations’ plans for prospective inheritances.
Read More »Housing Affordability Remains a Critical Concern
PWC’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate report examines this and other factors, as well as the possible implications the many Americans not returning to their physical offices may have on commercial real estate.
Read More »Millennials Face History’s Biggest Homebuying Hurdles
Household salaries since 2000 have failed to keep pace with house-price inflation, making homeownership more elusive than ever.
Read More »America’s 100 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in 2023
A few exclusive ZIP codes experienced home price increases despite downward trends. Read the full PropertyShark report after the jump.
Read More »Measuring the Quantifiable Benefits of Selling Through MLS
A new study reveals that homes marketed through a multiple listing service sell for approximately 18% more than the average asking price.
Read More »The Role of Home Improvement in Housing Solutions
A response to the affordable housing crisis should include a focus on bringing existing homes up to adequate standards, analysts from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies say.
Read More »Renters Raising Families Eyeing the Lone Star State
RentCafe has examined the top U.S. cities that renters with families are settling down in, and of the estimated 68 million Americans raising children while renting, the South overwhelmingly provided them with the best options.
Read More »Single-Family Home Sizes Shrink in 2023
An analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data has found that the average square footage of a house in America is at its lowest point since 2010.
Read More »Home Equity: An ‘Obvious Solution’ to Financial Anxiety?
Researchers from Finance of America Reverse report that a lack of education about their options could be preventing Americans’ use of their homes as both a shelter and financial springboard.
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