A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found young adults who experienced a foreclosure-induced tendency to seek credit at a higher rate, and delinquency and low credit scores are also more pronounced in the group of adolescents who ...
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It is no secret that renters are typically lower-income earners when compared to homeowners and are disproportionately affected by market fluctuations and outliers such as COVID-19. But now that most federal- and state-level protections have expired, it has been found that renters were three times ...
Read More »SLC Ranked as Top City to Raise a Family
Utah metro found to be prime candidate to raise a family based on seven metrics that creating a cross-section of the local environment.
Read More »Pennsylvania Not Quite Ready for Housing Market Rebound
Minimal employment growth and weak demographics in Pennsylvania have economists convinced that the state's housing market is not quite on the road to recovery, according to a special commentary released by Wells Fargo Economics Group on August 26.
Read More »Housing Market Slow But On Its Way to Recovery in Colorado
Though the economy in Colorado is among the best of any state in the country, the housing market recovery in the state has been slow, according to a special commentary released by Wells Fargo Economics Group. The commentary indicates that there is cause to believe the outlook for the housing market in Colorado is bright, however.
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