When it comes to housing affordability, Gen Zers and Baby Boomers are equally burdened by escalating prices

The homeownership gap between white and Hispanic households is beginning to close, but more formidable challenges threaten the economic mobility of Hispanic Americans

The Black homeownership rate has fallen over the past decade, and unfavorable market conditions aren't helping

Family-friendly neighborhoods are in high demand as more Millennials reach the prime age for having babies and buying homes

Gen Z is no stranger to adversity, and as a result, the up-and-coming demographic is proving to be much more gung-ho about homeownership than older generations

Before the 1960s passage of anti-discrimination laws, Black homeowners were still doing better than they are today

A marginalized housing market leaves Black homeowners with less affordability and larger hurdles to jump

New generations of homeowners are increasingly hesitant to enter a post-pandemic housing market, and it’s not hard to understand why

The Sustainable, Healthier Home in North Canton, Ohio, is a model of energy efficiency, performance, and attainability for 55+ buyers