Demographics Coronavirus Homebuying Rebound Highlights Wealth Divide Those impacted most by pandemic job loss, such as low-income families and minority workers, are seeing an even greater divide in the ability...
Demographics Homebuyers Fleeing Dense Cities Look to Settle in the Suburbs With fresh memories of empty city streets and countless hours within apartment walls, Millennial homebuyers are now fleeing to the suburbs,...
Demographics In Which Cities Are Seniors Most and Least Financially Secure? Seniors have had a hard year, but some are in a better position to weather the economic fallout from the pandemic than others. SmartAsset...
Demographics Hispanic Homeownership Posts Biggest Gain Since 2012, But Pandemic Poses New Challenges Of all the demographics, the Hispanic homeownership rate posted its biggest gain since 2012 due to an increase in the average household...
Demographics Top 10 Most Livable Small Cities in the U.S. Since urban centers became coronavirus hotspots, small cities, towns, and suburbs are trending. SmartAsset rounded up the most livable small...
Demographics Which City Is the Hottest in America? Now that states are reopening, the housing markets in many cities are picking up speed, but small, suburban, and southern locations are...
Demographics Meet the Younger Boomer Homebuyer Aged 55 to 64 years, younger Boomers are not in any rush to find a home. Out of all the age groups, they took the longest to make a decision...
Demographics Construction Adds Jobs in May Amid Unexpectedly Strong Recovery Economists polled by Dow Jones forecasted a decline of over 8 million jobs, but in May, the economy actually added 2.5 million, according to...
Demographics New Yorkers Flee the City to Escape Pandemic, Protests Between the pandemic and recent protests, some New Yorkers have had their fill of the Big Apple and cannot move to the suburbs fast enough....
Demographics The Return of the Boomerang Kids During the Coronavirus It could be a parent’s worst nightmare or wildest dream, but their grown kids are back and here to stay—at least for a little while....
