The 25 Most Expensive Homes in America Today
Every day, there are a number of homes for sale in the United States at prices above $100 million. Many of these homes are for sale in and around New York, the nation's largest…
Every day, there are a number of homes for sale in the United States at prices above $100 million. Many of these homes are for sale in and around New York, the nation's largest…
Among U.S. households with more than $150,000 in annual income, the percentage of renters has been growing faster than percentage of owners. In 2010, for example, owner-occupied households grew by 0.9% compared with growth…
Don't be surprised if the housing market gets tighter next year. The country's largest generation — millennials between the ages of 18 and 34 — are expected to enter the market for homes in…
Most homes for sale in the United States at prices above $100 million are in and around New York or Los Angeles.
Every day, there are a number of homes for sale in the United States at prices above $100 million. And there are at least 25 for sale at prices over $75 million.
The latest Mortgage Bankers Association report on mortgage applications noted a week-over-week decrease of more than 1% in the group's seasonally adjusted composite index for the week ending October 28.
Home prices in the United States rose for the 56th consecutive month in September. Just two states posted negative home price changes for the month.
Traditional banks may still dominate, but the so-called nonbank lenders are gaining traction in the fight for your mortgage.
Real-estate markets are hot in some parts of the country and not-so-hot, even downright cold, in other parts. And we're not talking about winter temperatures.
It can be said that some people can make any statistic look good or bad depending on what their angle is and what subset of data gets used. One statistic that has been undeniably…
The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development reported Wednesday morning that sales of new homes in September rose less than expected.
The latest Mortgage Bankers Association report on mortgage applications noted a decrease of about 4% in the group's seasonally adjusted composite index for the week ending October 21.
In all 20 U.S. cities included in the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index, August house prices increased year-over-year, and all 20 also posted month-over-month increases.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) reported Tuesday morning that U.S. home prices rose sequentially more in August than in July.
“As Is.” That is part of the listing of a house full of junk on the market in Sanger, Texas. The house is in such bad shape that it is priced at $89,900. 108…