For Americans looking to settle down and raise a family, a new ranking offers the 10 best cities in the Midwest, based on housing costs versus income, child care costs, unemployment rates, and more.
New survey data takes a closer look at Gen Z's homebuying aspirations, finding that more than half of this age cohort is saving up to buy a home by 2024.
A new study scores U.S. cities by sustainability metrics including access to public transit and parks, walkability, and bikeability. Only three of the top cities have home prices below the national median.
According to recent Census data, 71.3 percent of new-home sales were financed with conventional loans in Q1 2019, the eleventh quarter in a row in which these loans were used to finance more than 71 percent of all new-home sales.
National affordability conditions are now at a 10-year low, and new data suggest that most Americans can't afford to live in communities offering childcare, schools, and better job opportunities.
The new ranking lists 10 U.S. counties where buying a home makes more financial sense than renting one, based on Realtor.com’s Q1 2019 Rent vs. Buy report data.
In an effort to help first-time homebuyers facing affordability headwinds, Pulte Group is ramping up production of homes priced for entry-level shoppers.
For those looking for clues on the trajectory of the nation's real estate markets, look no further than Central Florida, says new trend analysis of the region.
Clayton Homes is opening a facility in Westmoreland, Tenn., set to begin operations in 2020, to manufacture trusses and wall panels for site-built single- and multifamily homes.
