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.
For empty nesters and downsizers moving to the suburbs, considering the following four questions will help buyers find the right place for their needs.
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.
This week, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.12 percent, rising four basis points over the previous week, according to the latest data from Freddie Mac.
... in Ohio! Three of the top 20 hottest U.S. real estate markets in March were in The Buckeye State, and Columbus was ranked number one. Akron and Canton were the other Ohio markets, ranked 16th and 19th, respectively.
New sentiment data show that many Americans believe this spring is a good time to both buy and sell homes. Yet, new analysis says that buyers have the advantage.
New analysis finds that the average homeowner spends about $20,851 to sell their home, and that most of the cost comes from taxes, fees, and agent commissions.
Consumer confidence in housing hit its highest level since June 2018 this March, according to the latest data from government-backed lender Fannie Mae.
Trying to nail down how many first-time buyers are active in the housing market is not always the easiest. New York Federal Reserve researchers are trying to fix that.
