...leading to outflows of people from pricey states like California and New York, and inflows into Florida, Texas, and Nevada. Roughly 49% of Americans believe mortgage rates will remain elevated...

...York (+4.4%), Florida (+3.5%), Texas (+3.5%), and California (+3.2%). There were two states with a year-over-year decrease in the HPI: South Dakota (-11.2%) and Nevada (-0.7%). Among the top-30 metropolitan...

...Mortgage Finance, American Bankers Association Wilson, a graduate of the University of Texas in Real Estate, earned an MBA in Business Finance, and has built a life around real estate....

Austin, Texas, a modern-day tech hub, college town, and the capital of Texas,—a shining beacon of conglomeration nestled in the Hill Country—has been a desirable place to move to for...

...New Jersey at 0.9. The markets with the highest months' supply of inventory were found in Bozeman, Montana at 5.1; San Antonio, Texas at 4.6; and Houston, Texas at 3.9....

...the steepest declines in Austin, Texas (-5.2%); North Port, Florida (-3.7%); and San Francisco (-2.5%). Listings: New listings fell most from a year earlier in Tacoma, Washington (-31.5%); Atlanta (-30.8%);...

...Other top contenders are Queens, New York (specifically ZIP code 11101); Nashville, Tennessee (ZIP code 37203); and Frisco, Texas (ZIP code 75034). Looking at Metro areas, the Dallas-Fort Worth metro...

...at 5.7%, followed by Boston and San Diego (both 5.6%). Austin, Texas (-0.9%), Las Vegas (-0.8%), and Miami (-0.5%) again saw slight year-over-year rental cost decreases. The next CoreLogic Single-Family...

...has invested millions in LIHTC properties, including: $13.5 million at 3300 Caroline in Houston, Texas, which supplies housing for families, the homeless, veterans, those with special needs, and victims of...

...1,000 residents in 2021, according to the latest US Census data—that's five times more newcomers per capita compared to Texas. In fact, Idaho’s population increased by more than 13% over...