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Study: Some uncommon features can boost a home selling prices by a few percent, including a “pot filler” – an above-the-stove water faucet that adds

Many want to sell and move, but they feel stuck. Some don’t have the income to qualify for a bigger mortgage; others worry about total

Thanks to tight inventory and competition from institutional investors, more first-time buyers set their sights on larger homes with lots of backyard space. NEW YORK

There’s not enough supply (homes) to meet demand, with little relief in sight. The U.S. needs about 3M more homes, and it will take years

Millennials now make up the most homebuyers, and since many move with children in tow, prices in kid-friendly areas are rising faster than the general

Americans were more optimistic about current conditions in March BOSTON – Americans grew a bit more optimistic in March, though the uptick is about the

The increase follows 18.9% in Dec. Top increases in the 20-city index included No. 1 Phoenix (up 32.6%), followed by Tampa (up 30.8%) and Miami

Rates likely will continue to rise. An Oct. Bankrate survey says that among homeowners who’ve had a mortgage since before the pandemic, 74% have not

Cities took a hit during the pandemic but are resurging. Analysts say cars will soon self-drive, but buildings will also undergo a radical tech transformation.

Tight inventory took a toll: Feb. is the 4th consecutive month of decreases for NAR’s pending sales index, which is down 5.4% year-over-year. WASHINGTON –

The average rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate loan rose a half point in just two weeks, likely due in part to the Fed’s decision to

In last year’s generational report, millennials made up 37% of homebuyers. Gen X, however, bought the most expensive homes at a median price of $320K.