In most of the U.S., the 2023 CLL value for one-unit properties will be $726,200, an increase of $79,000 from $647,200 in 2022.
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As remote work migration continues to rise, a new study from RentCafe has determined the most desirable cities to move to for those working from home. Here are the latest findings.
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Aggressive rate hikes coupled with sky-high home prices mean buyers are bleeding money.
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A majority of Americans are delaying life events and activities due to rising inflation, according to a new study from Bankrate, which found that an estimated 53% of consumers have delayed a major financial milestone due to the state of the economy.
Read More »Rapid Annual Affordability Decline Driven by Two Factors
According to First American’s Chief Economist, two major hurdles stand in the way of homebuyers and affordable homes. Click through to find out what those obstacles are.
Read More »Housing Choice Vouchers Examined by Race
A new report from the Urban Institute revealed some 65% voucher holders nationwide are Black or Hispanic, versus 40% of the overall U.S. renter population.
Read More »Over 12 Million Helped by Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity’s 2022 annual report underscores the lengths the organization goes to help unhoused people here and abroad.
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Records were broken in nearly every ZIP code across the nation, but these cities saw the biggest gains.
Read More »Second Consecutive Week of Rate Drops Spurs App Volume Uptick
After a historic decline in mortgage rates last week, a second consecutive week of rate drops has given way to a 2.2% rise in overall mortgage applications.
Read More »Homebuyers, Sellers Hesitant After Biggest Rate Hike in Four Decades
A new study from Redfin revealed Americans are now hesitant to sell their homes as mortgage costs soar, due to many having low interest rates locked in amid nationwide inflation and ongoing economic uncertainty.
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