U.S. Home Prices Hit All-Time High
While the median home-sale price is sitting at a record high, it’s notably lower than the median asking price. That’s because sellers are open to
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While the median home-sale price is sitting at a record high, it’s notably lower than the median asking price. That’s because sellers are open to
An additional 30% of baby boomers who own their home say they’ll hold onto it for at least a decade. One-third (33.5%) of baby boomers
The typical U.S. homebuyer puts 15% down, essentially unchanged from 15.1% last year. FHA and VA loans are becoming more common as the housing market
Pending home sales are down 1% year over year while new listings are still rising, giving buyers negotiating power. Just over 28% of U.S. homes
In recognition of National Homeownership Month, we’re looking at how Americans feel about their homes, and what they go through to buy one. Most homeowners
Many prospective homebuyers are sidelined by near-record costs and economic uncertainty, creating a buyer’s market in many parts of the country. That’s deterring some would-be
While the median home-sale price is sitting at a record high, it’s notably lower than the median asking price. That’s because sellers are open to
An additional 30% of baby boomers who own their home say they’ll hold onto it for at least a decade. One-third (33.5%) of baby boomers
The typical U.S. homebuyer puts 15% down, essentially unchanged from 15.1% last year. FHA and VA loans are becoming more common as the housing market
Pending home sales are down 1% year over year while new listings are still rising, giving buyers negotiating power. Just over 28% of U.S. homes
In recognition of National Homeownership Month, we’re looking at how Americans feel about their homes, and what they go through to buy one. Most homeowners
Many prospective homebuyers are sidelined by near-record costs and economic uncertainty, creating a buyer’s market in many parts of the country. That’s deterring some would-be