To combat a structural 1.9 million home shortfall across the United States, municipalities and state governments have been quietly passing sweeping "missing middle" housing legislation. This regulatory shift, gaining significant momentum between 2024 and 2026, effectively rolls back strict single-family-only zoning, a framework that has
The housing market is finding a new balance this April. With national price appreciation stalling at 0.5% and inventory rising nearly 10%, the dynamic is shifting. Sellers face an affordability ceiling as mortgage rates hold near 6%, and buyers are becoming more selective. To keep deals moving, 39% of
In recent years, homeowners across the U.S. have been facing a growing concern: rising insurance premiums.
In today’s high-priced housing market, many would-be buyers are looking for creative ways to break in — or invest — without shouldering the full cost of a property.
Foreign investment has long played a significant role in the U.S. housing market. From luxury properties in major metropolitan areas to investment in rental homes across suburban and rural regions, international buyers impact home prices, inventory levels, and overall market dynamics.
Interest rates play a crucial role in the housing market, influencing everything from home affordability to buyer demand. When interest rates fluctuate—whether they rise or fall—they have a direct impact on both buyers and sellers.
The rise of the gig economy has dramatically reshaped how people work, with millions of Americans turning to freelance, contract, and self-employment opportunities instead of traditional 9-to-5 jobs.
The decision to invest in real estate can be both exciting and daunting, especially in a fluctuating market. As 2024 concludes, potential investors are left wondering whether now is the right time to purchase an investment property.
With mortgage rates still elevated but showing signs of decline, many homeowners are wondering if they should refinance now or wait for even lower rates.