Report Shows Stalled Construction Projects Up 47% Nationwide
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, strong housing demand has provided builders with plenty of opportunities to begin construction ...
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Black Americans Own Disproportionately Small Share of Homes in Largest U.S. Cities
When discussing the issue of racial income and wealth inequality as it relates to the U.S. housing market, Housing & ...
Metros Where People Pay the Lowest, Highest Property Taxes
As Tax Day quickly approaches, a new report by LendingTree examines property taxes around the country, specifically focusing on the ...
Study Analyzes Home Prices and Homelessness by State
Though estimates are constantly in flux, the latest data indicates there are more than 575,000 people in the U.S. who ...
Multigenerational Households on the Decline Despite Rising Home Prices
With the ongoing surge in home prices over the last couple of years, it may be tempting to assume that ...
16 Million U.S. Homes Are Vacant, Here’s Where Most Are
With the current housing market climate—inventory challenges, rising mortgage rates and stagnating construction numbers—the housing market is still scorching hot. Despite ...
Where Are Millennials Buying Homes?
Millennials are now the largest group of homebuyers in the U.S., ahead of older Gen Xers and baby boomers. Despite ...
2022 Forecast: Moderation Likely but Affordability Still a Concern
LendingTree recently released its projections for the state of real estate, jobs and the economy in 2022. According to the ...
How Do Mobile Homes Compare to Single-Family Homes?
With home prices continuing to surge, potential buyers may be looking toward more affordable solutions, among them mobile homes. But ...
Kansas City, Missouri: Most Accessible Metro for First-Time Buyers
It's no secret that buyers have had it rough these last couple of years, with skyrocketing demand raising prices and ...
3 Questions Every Agent Should Ask Hesitant Buyers
In today’s market, agents who move deals forward aren’t the most aggressive; they’re the most curious. The right questions don’t pressure buyers into action; they help buyers articulate what’s holding them back. Read more.
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