In general, the United States is a moderately densely populated nation. This statement is misleading. The low density of huge states geographically like Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota are part of the…
A new study on the income needed to buy a median-priced home presents yet another example of the huge U.S. income disparity.
Until interest rates come back down, people will stay in their current homes or continue to rent.
A recent analysis reveals which American cities have the cheapest home prices.
A recent analysis reveals the U.S. cities where low-income people can barely afford housing.
A recent analysis reveals the cities were flipping homes is most profitable.
Some cities and states have declined to the extent that they have become poor places for people to live. These areas usually have a shrinking population, high poverty rates, faltering services, poor school systems,…
The housing market has been on a rollercoaster ride for over three years. Home prices spiked just after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. People could work from home. Many also wanted to leave…
High foreclosure rates were supposed to be a thing of the past. They belong to the period of The Great Recession when foreclosure rates in some cities approached one in every 500 houses. As…
The residential real estate market rallied at a near-record pace from the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to just over a year ago. According to the S&P Case-Shiller price index, housing prices rose nearly…
A recent analysis reveals that home prices in Austin and other markets have tumbled.
A recent analysis reveals that big cities, especially in California, are the worst places in America for home ownership.
Housing demand surged during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. People fled large cities, as “work from home” allowed them to move to places where housing costs were lower and the quality of living…
A recent analysis reveals the American cities where home prices were discounted the most in March.
Foreclosures were supposed to be a thing of the past. They were a regular occurrence during the housing collapse of the Great Recession. As the market recovered, there was rarely talk of home loan…
