Unaffordable housing markets across the U.S. may pose a challenge for investors searching for properties. See which hot markets made the pricey list and may begin to cool this year.
Read More »10 Markets Where Investors Should be Home Shopping
Investors looking to purchase properties in thriving housing markets would be wise to be wary of the state of the economy in the markets where they shop.
Read More »Where Are the Top Ten Hottest Housing Markets for 2016?
The new year is well underway and the mortgage industry can't help but wonder where the best housing markets will be. A Zillow economist predicts a shuffling of cards that will create a new order among the top housing markets of 2016.
Read More »Where are the Top 5 Most Stable Housing Markets?
U.S. housing markets continue to show improvement, and much of that credit is due to consumers maintaining their mortgages and a better overall employment picture.
Read More »Here are the Top and Bottom 10 Housing Markets to Wrap 2015
The picture could change completely in 2016 if interest rates begin edging up following the Fed's decision to raise rates on Wednesday.
Read More »Millennials Will Migrate to Up-and-Coming Housing Markets in 2016
America's most-talked about generation—millennials—are expected to impact the housing market heavily in 2016. As home prices in popular metros rise and affordability problems persist, this generation is expected to weigh other options in the near future.
Read More »Housing Markets Reap Benefits From Recovery With Rising Prices
The report showed that mid-sized metros experienced some of the largest price increases in the country, while larger metros saw home prices decline.
Read More »Housing Markets Show ‘Moderate’ Improvement in Most Fed Districts
Rising home sales in seven of the Fed’s 12 districts—Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond, Chicago, and Kansas City—were largely responsible for the Fed’s reports of moderate growth in housing markets.
Read More »Housing Markets More ‘Affordable’ Than ‘Unaffordable’ For Millennials
Initial mortgage payments are already affordable to millennials in 73 out of the 100 largest housing markets in the country, according to Trulia—in other words, the initial mortgage payments make up 20 percent or less out of that household’s monthly income. In 17 out of the largest housing markets, however, a median price home is defined as unaffordable to millennials.
Read More »Inexpensive Housing Options Scattered Across Nation, Report Shows
Affordable housing markets can be hard to find in today's booming economy, but they are not nonexistent. In fact, there are a variety of affordable markets across the U.S., with the most affordable market located in Ohio, and the least affordable market in California.
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