A new study finds the 10 fastest-gentrifying neighborhoods in the 100 biggest U.S. cities based on median home sale prices, median household income, and resident education level changes.
For empty nesters and downsizers moving to the suburbs, considering the following four questions will help buyers find the right place for their needs.
New metro analysis based on Census data studies how families with and without children sort and are segregated in urban and suburban areas, and how this impacts income segregation more broadly.
According to Attom Data Solutions, average property taxes on a single-family home in the U.S. increased three percent in 2018, or $3,498. A new study finds 12 markets with the biggest property tax spikes in the nation.
"Go West, young man, go West and grow up with the country." Or, so the saying goes. But the cost of living may be too steep for most renters and home buyers.
The Silver Tsunami is coming for many smaller and mid-sized businesses in the U.S. as Baby Boomers retire. Massachusetts is encouraging Boomer business owners to sell their companies to their employees before retiring.
... in Ohio! Three of the top 20 hottest U.S. real estate markets in March were in The Buckeye State, and Columbus was ranked number one. Akron and Canton were the other Ohio markets, ranked 16th and 19th, respectively.
