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Single-Family Homes

Since the end of the recession, home builders have focused on the luxury market, building larger and more expensive homes for more affluent...

Sales

Some properties are drawing more than 100 people for an open house and getting a dozen or more offers

Economics

Coal miners and factory workers aren't the only workers who have lost their jobs. Since October, department stores have shed nearly 100...

Affordability

First-year teachers in Wichita, Kan., only need to spend 10 percent of their income to afford half the rent of a two-bedroom apartment. ...

Single-Family Homes

Existing Home Sales Top Expectations In March

Through monthly data from the NAR, Zillow reports that existing homes sales in March rose 4.4 percent from February to 5.71 million units at...

Single-Family Homes

According to a Gallup poll, 61 percent of adults in the U.S. believe house prices in their area will increase over the next 12 months, up...

Single-Family Homes

The Most Common Regrets Of Recent Homebuyers

Buyers don’t know all their loan options, miss out on larger houses, and cut corners on research

Economics

Last year, workers between 25 and 34 years old had a median personal income of $35,000. In 1975, however, the same group earned $37,000 a...

Single-Family Homes

Rents rose only 0.7 percent last month, the slowest pace in more than four years. Svenja Gudell, the chief economist at Zillow, writes...

Economics

More than a third of Americans favor investing in real estate over mutual funds, bonds, and gold

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