Home Buyers Need to Earn $47,000 More Than in 2020
The income needed to comfortably afford a home is up 80% since 2020, while median income has risen 23% in that time.
Home Buyers Need to Earn $47,000 More Than in 2020
The income needed to comfortably afford a home is up 80% since 2020, while median income has risen 23% in that time.
Why Buffalo will be 2024’s Hottest Market
Zillow’s annual predictions for the hottest housing markets of the year. Factors include expected home value growth, projected change in owner-occupied households and job growth compared to new construction.
Renters Offered More Concessions as Market Stabilizes
Rents are rising, but landlords and property managers are offering more sweeteners to entice tenants
The U.S. Has Lost 58 ‘Million-Dollar’ Cities Since the Housing Market Peaked Last July
The rebalancing of the housing market has been felt the most in areas where affordability is stretched
Homes You Can Afford for $3,000 Lose A Bedroom As Mortgage Rates Increase
Home size per dollar still largest in Memphis and the Midwest, despite declines driven by mortgage rates.
Why Charlotte Will Be 2023’s Hottest Market
Zillow’s annual predictions for the hottest housing markets of the year. Factors include expected home value growth, projected change in owner-occupied households and job growth compared to new construction.
Bah, Humbug! Holiday Streets Have Lower Zestimates
Nationwide, the median house on a street with “holiday” in the name is worth $268,042 or 18% less than the median home on a normal street, whose median value is $327,257.
