Average Black Home Value Lags Behind That of Other Homeowners: Urban Institute
Black housing wealth has seen an increase from 2015 to 2022 in spite of home values that are lower on ...
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Urban Institute Lays Out Paths to Permanently Affordable Housing
As the 2024 Presidential Election closes in, voters feel that candidates should do more work on housing issues, according to ...
4 Ways to Become the Trusted Advisor for Latino Homebuyers
Latino purchasing power will drive housing sector growth—and the U.S. economy—for years to come. Latinos have an annual purchasing power ...
Fathom to Assist Underserved Hispanic Community With New Division
According to a recent report by the Urban Institute, Hispanic homebuyers are poised to become a leading force in the ...
The Biggest Homeownership Hurdles for Millennials
Millennials should be making a sizable stamp in homeownership, but they have been largely absent from the housing space. Why ...
Volatile Market Threatens Retirement Real Estate
The stock market has been on a volatile patch after plunging nearly 1,600 points at the beginning of February—and, while ...
Mortgage Credit’s More Crunched Than in 2001—Here’s Why
Editor's Note: This was originally published on RISMedia's blog, Housecall. See what else is cookin' now at blog.rismedia.com: Repair or ...
Most Rural Vets Reside in the South, Midwest
Five million veterans live in rural areas, with the majority living in rural areas in the South and Midwest, according ...
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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