Consumer Spending Sees Slight Increase in May
The latest personal consumption expenditure (PCE) index—the Fed's preferred inflation measurement—shows personal spending grew by 0.1% in May, marking the ...
Tag: Housing Costs
The States With the Most and Least Cost-Burdened Homes
While homeownership is known to be costly, 21.48% of owner-occupied households in the U.S. are housing cost-burdened, according to a ...
Property Tax Rates Fell Slightly in 2022, Analysis Finds
In a new analysis released last week, ATTOM property solutions found that homeowners are paying more property taxes on single-family ...
The Highest and Lowest Property Taxes, by City
How much you pay in property taxes varies significantly and can be influenced based on the home’s worth and location, ...
Los Angeles ‘Mansion Tax’ Worries Brokers
Beginning this past weekend, high-end homes in one of the nation’s most high-end markets are now subject to what is ...
Scattered Price Cuts Seen as Decelerating Price Gains Persist in June
The weather may have heated up in June, but the housing market showed signs of cooling as the summer got ...
How to Survive in the Real Estate Market During a Recession
Many economists are predicting that the U.S. is on the verge of a recession. The stock market has entered a ...
Profit Margins for Second Quarter Home Sales Soar to Levels Not Seen in a Decade
In spite of a spate of gloomy predictions about the housing market and dampened confidence in the economy, new data ...
Home Prices Rise 19.7% in May, Marking Second Straight Month of Slower Increases
The latest S&P CoreLogic/Case-Shiller Indices, released today, show that home prices across the U.S. continue to rise, though the rate ...
Inventory Up, Prices Strong and Demand a “Wildcard”
Data for what is typically the biggest week of the year for home sales—immediately preceding the 4th of July holiday—offered ...
3 Ways to Reclaim Your Work-Life Balance
Exhausted? Learn how top real estate agents reclaim work-life balance with strategic boundaries, batched tasks and weekly planning. Burn out less, close more. Read more.
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