Market Data + Trends Inflation, Geopolitical Uncertainty Flattened Rates Last Week The latest weekly reading from the Mortgage Bankers Association shows that mortgage applications rose 4.9 percent over the previous week,...
Market Data + Trends Where Not to Rent in the U.S. New analysis by Forbes shows that seven out of the 10 worst cities for renting are in California, with Los Angeles at the top of the heap....
Market Data + Trends What Do the Top Earners in the 50 Biggest U.S. Metros Make? In New Orleans, the annual income is about $49,000. In St. Louis, it's about $60,000. But in Boston, Washington, D.C., Seattle, and San...
Market Data + Trends New Report Tackles Housing Shortages Development advocacy group Up for Growth National Coalition released a report finding that 22 states across the U.S. and the District of...
Market Data + Trends Best Metros for Fastest-Growing Professions in the Nation For the fastest-growing professions in the U.S., like software developer and physician’s assistant, a new ranking matches these positions...
Market Data + Trends Five States Where it Takes Less Income to Own a Home A new study from How Much, using Zillow home price data, found five states where home shoppers can afford to buy a home with an annual...
Market Data + Trends Fisher Island Is the Nation's Richest ZIP Code Located off the coast of Miami, Fisher Island has become a sanctuary for the wealthy. The average income in this ZIP code was $2.5 million...
Market Data + Trends Study Ranks Global Hipster Havens Relocation firm MoveHub's Hipster Index ranks 446 cities globally to determine the most hipster city by measuring the number of coffee shops...
Market Data + Trends Women Are Succeeding Most in These U.S. Cities In a new ranking of the 10 best cities for successful women, each region of the nation was represented. Arlington, Va., Scottsdale, Ariz.,...
Market Data + Trends Tracking Rental Price and Income Growth Over the course of 15 years from 2001 to 2016, median housing costs for renters increased by 11 percent, yet their incomes dropped 2 percent...
