In 2016, first-timers accounted for 46 percent of all homebuyers in the U.S. A new follow-up study from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York analyzes first-time buyer traits and behaviors over time.
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.
Despite falling prices for lumber and gypsum, prices paid for construction inputs grew 1.5 percent last month, based on the latest, not seasonally adjusted data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A new metro study finds that nine out of the top 10 metros least likely to endure a natural disaster have median home prices below the national median of $287,400.
Rent prices are surging again, renewing pressure on the nation's housing affordability crisis. In March 2019, rent prices posted a 3.7 percent annual gain, per the latest BLS data.
Los Angeles is known for its traffic congestion, but its share of real estate listings including terms like "subway" and "metro" has doubled since 2013, according to new research.
