The Department’s new Equity Action Plan outlines its commitment to bringing equity to the forefront within the Biden Administration by reducing the racial homeownership gap.
Read More »Survey: Three-in-Five Plan to Move in the Next Year
The housing market is currently in a tizzy—prices hit new records seemingly every day, while inventory sits near record lows. Even with the market in its current state, people still need places to live, and overwhelmingly, they found them. Knowing ...
Read More »Examining Climate’s Impact on Migration
A new study has found that more are factoring natural disasters in their decision-making process when it comes to moving.
Read More »First-Timers Zero in on Markets Rich in Supply
First-time home buyers with remote work flexibility are focusing on markets where the inventory of homes for sale is nearly two times more than the national average.
Read More »DASH Act Introduced to Ensure Housing Stability
Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden has introduced new legislation to tackle the housing affordability crisis and expand homeownership opportunities.
Read More »Home Prices Climb 11.3% YoY in March
Even after a slight 2% monthly rise in home prices, aggressive buyers are rebounding after a rough year and look to sustain the market through the coming summer months.
Read More »Housing Market Entry Roadblocks
A general rise in U.S. home prices is preventing would-be homeowners from landing homes in many of the nation’s top metros.
Read More »Top 5 Markets for First-time Homebuyers
A report curated the list of markets where first-time buyers looking for an affordable home without steep competition will have the best luck.
Read More »Have First-Time and Repeat Buyers Switched Places?
A recent report revealed that first-time homebuyers were dominating the mortgage market despite tight credit and high rental costs. How are repeat buyers influencing this change?
Read More »More College Grads Moving Back Home
Recent college graduates are more frequently living at home in expensive cities—and cities those that have seen the biggest boom-bust cycles—according to a new report from Zillow. That means recent grads in Riverside, California; Miami; and New York are the ...
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