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The oldest house for sale in America is in Norfolk, Massachusetts, and is on the market for $1.1 million.
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Homes that are 200 years older or more are not uncommon, particularly in the areas around the 13 original states.
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Home prices have soared in the last year. This has been true in the great majority of America's cities and suburbs.
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Home prices have soared as mortgage rates have dropped, as people leave some large cities because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as middle-class Americans have experienced income increases. Based on...
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The least densely populated state may be Alaska, but three of the least densely populated cities in America are in Arizona.
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Shortly after the outbreak of COVID-19, the Census Bureau launched a vast initiative to measure the effects of the disease on Americans. It is called the Household Pulse Survey. So far, the results...
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Real estate prices in the United States have surged recently, but Monaco had the highest home prices per square meter.
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Detroit, many of its neighborhoods blighted by the flight of citizens, has come up with a program to sell many homes that it owns because of taxes that were in arrears and are unoccupied. The city...
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Home prices hit record levels in 2006, only to collapse over the following three years as The Great Recession deepened. Too many Americans who could not afford a home received mortgages in the early...
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Mortgage rates have risen recently, and so have home prices. This has begun to cause an “affordability” squeeze as people look for new places to live, often outside big cities that have been...
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Mortgage rates have risen recently, and so have home prices. This has begun to cause an “affordability” squeeze as people look for new places to live, often outside big cities that have...
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Real estate prices are up across most of the United States, as tens of thousands of people want to relocate because of the pandemic.
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The rates at which people pursue mortgage refinancings differ widely from city to city.
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The population density in the U.S. varies widely by city and state. For example, New Jersey, the most densely populated state, has 1,218 residents per square mile. Alaska, at the other end of the...
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Rising demand and a relatively low supply of housing have caused U.S. home values to surge. That is not the case, however, in this Texas town.
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