Real Estate News - Page 29

If you like amenities but crave a small town atmosphere, these best small cities deliver. And hey are mostly in the northeast,

if you;re looking for affordable big cities, you know it's a tough ask. But we've just made it a little easier with this list of most and least affordable big cities.

Want to save on closing costs? Try moving to a different state. Costs differ substantially by location. If that's not possible, however, we have more tips for you at The Mortgage Reports.

New home sales are rising. And so is inventory, finally, as builders attempt to keep up with demand.

Housing markets are coming up roses, even though summer's over. Here's what you need to know if you're buying or selling today.

Millennials are moving to the suburbs in rural areas in suburbs now that they're able to purchase more. Not only that, but they're buying bigger cars.

According to a research study, 25 million adult children ages 25-35 years old are moving back to their parent's; the highest it's been since the 1940's.

Today's housing market is churning -- full of buyers and sellers -- for good reason.Money is available and inventory is improving.

Home prices are not necessarily skyrocketing everywhere. Take a breath and check out your market before you start worrying.

When it comes to the appreciation value of a home, single men see a better return than single women.

Younger home buyers are dominating the housing market in some unlikely places. What's drawing them to these little-known areas?

Building is up, but so is buyer demand. Is increased construction spending by builders enough to alleviate price increases?

Desperately low home inventory could become a thing of the past. More homeowners now think it's a good time to sell.

Generation Z, unlike previous generations, has to Recession-era baggage when it comes to real estate. These people are ready to own a home. If you're one of them, here's what you need to know.

if you're buying a home in the (expensive) Seattle area, this new program by Loftium and Umpqua Bank might help. It provides down payments to those willing to participate in the program.

Generation Z, unlike previous generations, has to Recession-era baggage when it comes to real estate. These people are ready to own a home. if you're one of them here's what you need to know.