Solving the Housing Crisis: Harvard Expert Panel Discusses Paths to Solutions
The housing crisis persists into 2025, but many in the industry are hoping to start pressing on the brakes and ...
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The State of the ‘Housing Crisis’: Leading Researchers Discuss Evolution and Potential Future
Housing is in crisis, and it has been for the past few years. While the term “housing crisis” itself sparks ...
Former HUD Secretary Calls to Address Housing Shortage and Homelessness
Housing remains out of reach for too many Americans, according to former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Marcia ...
How Did the Pandemic Affect Residential Mobility?
Moving is the cornerstone of the real estate business, so moving trends—aka residential mobility—are important for agents to note and ...
Report: More Renters Faced Steep Affordability Challenges in 2023
Renting has traditionally been thought of as an intermediate stage to homeowning, where a renter saves up before they’re ready ...
Aging Population, Immigration Surge to Shape Future Housing Markets
The aging of the baby boomer generation and a surge in immigration will shape the future household growth in the ...
Researchers Outline Efforts to Ease Burden on Middle-Income Renters
A number of new housing initiatives recently have focused on easing the burden on middle-income renters, according to researcher Alexander ...
Rental Markets Cool—but Not to Pre-Pandemic Levels
“The rent is too damn high,” famously proclaimed New York City perennial candidate Jimmy McMillan. The latest analysis from Harvard ...
Harvard Study Investigates Renters’ Cost Burdens and Prescribes Solutions
Many Americans are renters—and while it’s still considered a more affordable option than buying a home, renting comes with its ...
Surge in Immigration to Boost Housing as Researchers Project Potential Growth Pathways
As the son of an immigrant family that now owns multiple homes, Luis Molina—a real estate agent with eXp Realty ...
Five Selling Missteps That Could Cost Homeowners Thousands
From renovations to curb appeal to disclosures–all areas on which consumers might potentially spend thousands of dollars to prepare their home for sale–new research sheds light on how these big financial spends could be unnecessary, and details more affordable ways to gain better returns. Read more.
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