Home values have soared in the last year. In many markets, home prices have risen by double digits. The widely followed real estate price monthly S&P Case-Shiller Index showed home prices jumped over 15%…
The oldest home for sale in America is located on Martha's Vineyard and lists for nearly $6 million.
Wyoming now is where the likelihood people will be evicted or have their homes foreclosed upon is the greatest.
The U.S. real estate market is on fire. This is driven by low mortgage rates, solid incomes among middle and upper-class Americans, and the desire of people to move out of America’s largest cities,…
The housing markets have been on fire, due in part to the lower mortgage rates. Refinancing has surged.
It is no surprise that eastern cities that had large populations a century ago dominate the list of cities with the greatest number of old homes.
The American housing market has been on fire, for many reasons, but some early signs of cracks in the market have appeared.
The real estate prices in the United States have hockey-sticked in the past year. People have left large cities, particularly on the east and west coasts as the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed them to…
The real estate prices in the United States have hockey-sticked in the last year. People have left large cities, particularly on the east and west coasts as the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed them to…
The most expensive home for sale in Alaska carries a relatively modest price, compared to many other states, of less than $4 million.
These are the markets where houses were on the market for the fewest days in April.
Home prices continue to march higher, as they have through much of the pandemic. However, a few markets have done much better than others.
The oldest house in America on the market now was built in 1693 and is located near Boston.
In general, the cost of a home in the United States has skyrocketed. In some markets close to big cities, the prices have risen in the middle double digits. Part of this is because…
The real estate market has exploded. Beaten down during the collapse of the Great Recession, home prices took over a decade to work their way back to 2005/2006 prices in many cases. More recently,…
