Tag Archives: HOUSING

The desire to buy a home remains strong among homebuyers despite rising prices, according to a report. But can supply keep up?

A CFPB study analyzing student loan repayment and broader household borrowing found a strong correlation between the time that young Americans pay off their student loans and buy a home. Click through to learn how the repayment of one loan impacts taking another.

Latest data from the Census Bureau pointed to an increase in spending on construction, signaling more houses being built. Will this trend sustain given the rising lumber tariffs?

Whether another housing crisis lies beyond the horizon is yet to be seen, but researchers at the New York Fed set out to answer the question of just how vulnerable the market is if there is a crisis looming ahead.

The housing market remains relatively healthy right now, but low affordability and lack of household formation are likely to impact it going forward, a study found. Which markets is affordability hurting the most?

With high prices and low inventory all over the nation, competition is high. See where buyers are spending the most on homes around the country.

Despite the changing fortunes of fellow neighbors over the years, many long-time homeowners choose to hold down the fort in their forever home. A study found that more people tend to stay put than others in some cities.

As the housing market looks at more millennials to become homeowners, a Freddie Mac study found why young Americans aren’t buying homes the way they should be.

A survey found that homeowners and potential homebuyers are positive about the housing market and where it’s headed. Here are some factors driving their confidence.

A study ranking the best beach towns in the country found that homebuyers could buy a home that was suitable for everyday life and easy on the wallets in these towns.