Housing Market News
Affordability
In Atlanta, Nearly Half of Homes For Sale Are Affordable on the Nation’s Median Income. In San Francisco? Less Than 1%.
Redfin’s new affordability tool allows users to visualize and compare housing affordability on different incomes and in different parts of the country. In the Atlanta
In Microsoft’s Hometown of Redmond, WA, Just 22% of Homes Are Affordable to Its Own Engineers—The Company’s Affordable Housing Pledge Could Help Change That
Microsoft’s $500 million commitment to affordable housing could help ease the Seattle area’s affordability crisis and make way for more diverse communities. When Microsoft announced
Football stadiums are expensive — what does that mean for affordable housing?
Super Bowl Sunday is almost here. If you are from Boston or Los Angeles, you may be psyched to see your city compete, and if
St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Columbus Are the Most Affordable Areas for Millennial Homebuyers
In some coastal areas, only a small portion of homes are affordable to the typical millennial—but in certain inland cities, nearly 90 percent of the
As the Number of Homes For Sale Increases, Fewer Homes are Affordable to Middle Class Buyers
Although the number of homes for sale is increasing rapidly in some markets, the number of affordable homes for sale is falling. We have written
A Typical Boston Homebuyer’s Monthly Housing Costs Jumped $225 Thanks to Mortgage Rate Hikes
Similar increases are common in many other markets, leading buyers to ask: “Should I wait and see if prices fall or buy before mortgage rates
Baby, You’re Expensive!
The average cost of a baby’s first year in the U.S. is about $26,000 if you upgrade your home, use daycare, have insurance and buy the things parents buy.
