Move? No Thanks, Homeowners Say
Are you happy in your home, or are you looking to move? If your answer to the first question is ...
Are you happy in your home, or are you looking to move? If your answer to the first question is ...
Are homeowners warming up? With prices rapidly rising, homeowners have been reluctant to sell, fearful of being unable to afford ...
Even as homeowners, millennials are drawing the short straw. According to the 2018 Zillow Group Report on Consumer Housing Trends, ...
With building confined to higher price tiers and homeowners listing-wary, housing has been strapped for supply. Now, with inventory mildly ...
Home prices are still on a tear, but growing less significantly than in 2017, according to CoreLogic's latest Home Price ...
U.S. home prices continue to surge according to the latest S&P CoreLogic/Case-Shiller Indices, which found June prices on an upward ...
In the expansion following the recession, the conversation in housing has lingered on markets like Denver, Portland and Seattle—places where ...
With demand strong and supply weak, the housing market is overwhelmingly partial to sellers. The average homeowner is profiting $40,000 ...
Affordability is beginning to drag on housing, and there is little price relief in sight, according to the latest S&P ...
Against discouragingly inadequate inventory and high prices, buyers are finding a way, according to a new survey. Fifty-one percent of ...
First-time buyers could not know all the expenses that go along with owning a property. Obvious ones like taxes and insurance can skyrocket year over year. Read more.
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