The Fed’s new policy of faster interest rate hikes will have far-reaching consequences for home prices and affordability.
Author: Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA TODAY
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Median home values in the nation’s 10 snowiest states are $13,060 more than home values in the least snowy states.
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When disaster strikes, here’s what a renter needs to know, including key lease provisions like rent abatement and lease termination.
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While property owners may gain access to low-interest loans and receive insurance payouts, renters are forced to move to higher-priced apartments.
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Renters in the top ten cities experiencing the biggest rental hikes were shelling out 40% more this September compared with a year earlier.
Inflation’s wrath hits home: Families struggle to cope amid surging childcare costs
Center-based childcare costs rose 41% from the prior year. That translates to $14,117 per child compared to $9,977 before the pandemic.
Fierce winter for the housing market? Here’s what buyers should expect.
Fall is usually a slow season for the housing market but with fewer homes available and prices rising, the market remains fiercely competitive.
Demand for a single-family rental is ‘through the roof’: And Wall Street is on alert
Interest in single family rental homes as an investment is growing because it has proven to be a more resilient asset class than offices and hotels.
Office rental crisis? Not in these hot tech markets
A rebound in office-leasing in some markets this year has been fueled by increased hiring and demand for tech products and services.
‘It’s just draining’: Homebuyers frustrated by a cutthroat housing market are putting their searches on hold
The share of homebuyers who believe it is a bad time to buy rose to 66% in September, according to a Fannie Mae survey.