Resilient Construction Markets With Extreme Weather Are Only Affordable to the Wealthy Miami Beach resident Curt Dyer says he’s spent nearly $250,000 in renovations to make his home more resilient to flooding, something that...
Economics Student Loans Keep 29% of Americans From Becoming Homeowners, Survey Finds While many Americans were economically devastated as a result of the pandemic, others fared much better. In a new survey by the National...
Market Data + Trends The Best Weeks for Homebuying Are Here Experts predict an influx of homes to hit the market soon, and a recent Realtor.com report says these homes will be plentiful and cheaper....
Design Enhancing Mental Well-Being: a Priority for 69% of Buyers A survey of 1,240 homeowners revealed that 69% are taking more initiative to enhance their mental well-being. Conducted by the New Home...
Economics How Can Buyers Know if They Paid the Correct Amount? With home prices reaching historic highs, many who purchased decades ago are seeing homes going for the same price they paid, leaving them...
Market Data + Trends Everyone Wants in on Housing Flipping One Long Island-based house flipper says now is the best time to be in the business, but finding inventory to rehab is the hard part. Fixer...
Affordability Survey Finds Many Renters Worry About Homeownership About half of Americans aged between 25 and 55 fear they will never become homeowners, a new survey from LendingTree finds. Fifty-two...
Affordability Looking at Affordability Through a New Lens Affordability indexes may take mortgage rates, income, and home prices into account, but it’s missing an important piece of the puzzle. Bill...
Market Data + Trends Buyers 'Marching Into the Jaws of Destruction' Says Redfin CEO Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman says buyers are driven by affordability, and with the most affordable metros also being the ones most at-risk for...
Market Data + Trends Hot Market and Listing Tactics Make Identifying Home Values Difficult With nearly 40% of homes selling over asking, many buyers play guessing games with their bids. A family of two told The New York Times that...
