Published by Think Realty | December 13, 2024 As real estate costs soar and wage growth lags, the need for affordable housing solutions is greater than ever Affordable housing has become one of the most pressing issues in many communities worldwide. As real estate costs soar and wage growth lags, the need for affordable housing …
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Published by REALTOR.com | December 11, 2024 Younger Americans who bought homes during the COVID-19 pandemic could lead the way in sales next year, a survey has found Younger Americans who bought homes during the COVID-19 pandemic could account for a surprisingly large share of home sellers in the coming year, as boomers who have …
Published by REALTOR.com | November 29, 2024 Rental prices have fallen for the 15th straight month—so it makes more sense to rent instead of buy, right? Right now, it’s more affordable to rent than buy in all 50 of the major metro areas, according to the Realtor.com® October 2024 Rental Report. The median asking rent …
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Published by REALTOR.com | November 25, 2024 Baby boomers own 38% of the U.S. real estate and have record-high home equity. Is it time to cash out or stay put? Baby boomers hold a major advantage in the housing market, even as younger generations struggle to get their foot in the door. Right now, adults …
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Published by Entrepreneur.com | November 12, 2024 Landlords can increase revenue without raising rent prices by minimizing tenant turnover, offering online rent payments for convenience, and adding reasonable fees. It may seem obvious, but raising rent and determining rent pricing strategically is an easy way to increase your rental revenue each month. However, setting the …
Published by Think Realty | November 16, 2024 As housing prices soar beyond reach for many Americans, incorporate these potential solutions to mitigate market pressures According to the National Association of Homebuyers, 77% of American households cannot afford a median-priced home. In 2024, the median is $495,750. A combination of high home prices, increasing interest …
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Published by FOX Business | November 18, 2024 Over 20% delayed or skipped medical treatments to afford housing payments The majority of U.S. residents earning less than $50,000 a year are struggling to afford their regular mortgage or rent payments, with some resorting to skipping meals just to make ends meet, according to a Redfin survey. …
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Published by REI Club Of the investment properties available on the market, single-family homes often accrue the greatest appreciation rates and are most sought after by high quality tenants. Single-family homes are an asset to any investor—large or small. Of the investment properties available on the market, single-family homes often accrue the greatest appreciation rates …
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Published by REALTOR.com | October 27, 2024 With the salary needed to afford a home more than doubling since the COVID-19 pandemic, the dream of owning a home has become harder for the average American. A townhouse—defined as a home where at least two floors share a wall with another home—might lack the space and …
Published by REALTOR.com | October 25, 2024 The number of homes for sale for each renter household in the U.S. remains near record lows, highlighting the supply crunch that first-time buyers face in the current housing market. Currently, there are about 30 renter households for each available home for sale, up from less than 10 …
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