Analyzing data on the quality of healthcare, job openings, the quality of education, the average price of a home, and salaries, a new study has found the nation’s top 10 states to emigrate to in 2024. Click through to see who leads the pack.
Read More »Lenders Cannot Afford to Ignore Affordable Lending
Courtney Hess of Mortgage Cadence explains the changing face of the average American homebuyer, and how expanding product offerings can keep pace with this evolving market.
Read More »‘Hot’ Rental Markets to Watch in 2024
As rental activity remains steady across the U.S., the Midwest was ranked the most popular region for renting this year, according to a new RentCafe report, revealing the hottest markets to keep an eye out for in 2024.
Read More »Mid-Atlantic Region Continues to Find New Highs
Home prices rose strongly in November as higher rates during the month had no effect on market activity throughout the mid-Atlantic.
Read More »Sticker Shock: Most Americans Underestimate Their City’s Home Prices
Nearly three out of four polled underestimate the housing prices in their city, with residents of the Bay Area ranking the most property-value intuitive and those from the Windy City ranking the least.
Read More »Ranking the Best U.S. Cities for Tech Workers
As the world’s tech hotspots expand outside the walls of Silicon Valley, Rent.com examined the cities where brilliant minds are converging and where startups are blossoming into tech giants.
Read More »2024 Brightens for Homebuyers
According to a new Bright MLS Forecast, a slowdown in price growth and reduction in mortgage rates should boost the housing market over the next 12 months.
Read More »Affordability Drove Migration in 2023
A Zillow study of United Van Lines data shows that people relocated to metros that were $7,500 less expensive in 2023, with Charlotte, Providence, and Indianapolis reporting the highest net in-migration among the nation’s 50 largest markets.
Read More »Overcoming Homebuying Hurdles
Millennials polled in a recent survey noted that the current rate environment has deterred their purchase plans, and three out of four feel the market may get worse before it improves.
Read More »Credit Availability Falls to Decade-Plus Low
“Credit availability declined in December to the lowest level since 2012, as ongoing industry consolidation is resulting in more loan programs being removed from the marketplace,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s VP and Deputy Chief Economist.
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