Residential

Housing Surplus And Lower Prices Coming From Low Immigration Rate

Published by Forbes.com | August 19, 2025 Population growth is ending in the U.S., so not much need for more housing. Even fast-growing regions will see fewer people moving in, with other area declining. Home buyers and real estate agents agonize over the mortgage rate forecast and whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates. …

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Co-Owning a Home? Claim the Wrong Tax Breaks and It Could Cost You Thousands

Published by REALTOR.com | August 15, 2025 As more and more people decide to enter co-ownership, the benefits need to be weighed against the drawbacks—for example, taxes. With home prices and interest rates still high, more people are buying property with friends, siblings, or parents to get a foot on the property ladder. It’s a …

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The Property Tax System Is Breaking—and Ohio Might Be Ground Zero

Published by REALTOR.com | August 1, 2025 The Buckeye State now ranks eighth in the nation for property tax burden—ahead of even New York and California—yet it sits 40th in median household income. While Ohioans enjoy an extended sales tax holiday this August, state lawmakers skipped summer break to tackle what many call the state’s …

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No Property Tax or No Capital Gains Tax: Which Helps Homeowners More?

Published by REALTOR.com | July 25, 2025 Property taxes drain cash flow. Capital gains eat equity. As policymakers debate relief, which tax break actually benefits homeowners most? As home values have soared, the taxes tied to owning and selling a home are under more scrutiny than ever. For longtime homeowners who bought low and watched …

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The INSURE Act: Could a New Federal Backstop Stabilize Home Insurance?

Published by REALTOR.com | July 23, 2025 The INSURE Act proposes a federal backstop for home insurance. Could it stabilize rates, prevent insurer exits, and keep homes protected? Across the country, homeowners are facing a home insurance crisis. Not only are premiums on the rise, but the policies themselves are becoming harder—and in some places, …

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Homebuilders Are Slashing Prices at the Highest Rate in 3 Years

Published by CNBC | July 17, 2025 Confidence rose slightly in July due to the recently passed budget bill. The nation’s homebuilders continue to see weakening demand from potential buyers concerned about the broader economy. As a result, they are cutting prices at the highest rate in three years, according to the monthly builder confidence …

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Homeowners Face a Stiff Penalty for Staying in Their Homes Too Long—a Hidden Home Equity Tax

Published by REALTOR.com | June 24, 2025 Today, roughly 29 million households have built up more home equity than the federal capital gains tax exclusion protects when they sell. Millions of American homeowners are sitting on a hidden tax burden they never planned for—one that threatens their hard-earned home equity and, at the same time, …

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Americans Pay Trillions In Rent, But Few Get Credit Score Boost For It

Published by CNBC | June 11, 2025 $1.4 trillion is paid to landlords every year in America, but only 20% of those landlords choose to report the rent paid. An estimated $1.4 trillion is paid to landlords of residential properties every year in America, but only 20% of those landlords choose to report the rent …

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The Housing Market Was Supposed to Recover This Year. What Happened?

Published by The New York Times | June 2, 2025 Economists predicted that the United States would break free of its long-running housing slump in 2025. But the opposite happened. As 2025 began, the stars were aligning for a housing market rebound. Inflation was easing, the economy looked strong and mortgage rates were drifting downward. …

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