Tag Archives: Homeownership

A recent report found why young adults are more likely to own if their parents did.

A few key factors are making renters eye homeownership more seriously than in the past. up prices.

A recent Fannie Mae survey gave insights into what having a home meant for native American households, who are one of the most underserved populations. Here’s what it found.

While home ownership has rebounded to post-2008 highs, communities around the country are challenged by affordability as home prices continue to move north. What can be done to help increase home ownership in such circumstances?

Potential homeowners may face several barriers when trying to buy a home, such as down payments, credit availability, and affordability. A recent report discusses these challenges, and notes the alternatives and options available to buyers.

A new research found a strong link between homeownership among young Americans whose parents own homes. Here are the details.

The expansion includes the appointment of Mike Hardy and Rick Mount to serve as regional managers in Southern California and lead a team of 19 members at its new office.

The Census Bureau released its second quarter homeownership and vacancy data, revealing a jump in the homeownership rates among young Americans from last year. What is driving more millennials to the housing market?

In an exclusive interview, MReport caught up with Erik Schmitt, Head of Product Development at Chase Home Lending to talk about all that goes into making the dream of homeownership a reality. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the July issue of MReport, out now.

Young Americans choosing to marry and have children later in life may be contributing to a lackluster homeownership rate, but they are doing one thing that has the potential to boost it in the future.