There are 218 Million-Dollar Cities in the U.S., But the Stream of New Entrants is Running Dry
There are 218 cities with a typical home value of at least $1 million. More than half of these cities are in the San Francisco, New York and L.A. metros.
There are 218 Million-Dollar Cities in the U.S., But the Stream of New Entrants is Running Dry
There are 218 cities with a typical home value of at least $1 million. More than half of these cities are in the San Francisco, New York and L.A. metros.
Looking for the Housing Markets Most Likely to Outperform in 2020? Look South
A collection of sun-belt markets are among those in which home value growth in 2020 is most expected to outperform the national average.
U.S. Home Value Growth Near Six-Year Lows as the Housing Market Continues to Steady Itself
As we approach the winter holidays, housing is taking a breather -- echoed in slower annual appreciation and the lower-than-normal available inventory.
Experts: More Gen Zers than Millennials Will Own Homes
By 2035, when Gen Z begins reaching age 40, experts said they largely expect the homeownership rate among 35- to-44-year-olds to be higher than it is today.
Bold Predictions for 2020: Shrinking Homes and a More Stable Market
We expect a slower market than we’ve become accustomed to the last few years. But don’t mistake this for a buyer-friendly environment.
U.S. Rents Continue to Rise as For-Sale Inventory Dries Up (October 2019 Market Report)
Annual growth in the U.S. rental market has been very consistent over the past year, never slower than 1.7% nor more than 2.4% -- slower than recent annual income growth that has hovered around 3% in recent months and a sustainable pace for renters, especially those trying to save for homeownership.
Gains Among Latinx, Young Homeowners Drive Q3 2019 Homeownership Gains
The U.S. homeownership rate rose to 64.8% in Q3 2019, up from 64.1% in Q2 and 64.4% in Q3 2018, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
For-sale inventory continued to fall in September after a mild recovery earlier this year, hitting their lowest levels since Zillow began tracking the data.
The annual pace of U.S. home value growth continued to slow in August. But quarterly data indicates the market may have begun to turn over the summer.
Recent Rent Hikes on 1 in 15 California Rentals Would Have Exceeded Newly Passed Cap
About 6.7% of properties listed for rent in California last year saw rent hikes larger than what would be allowed under a new rent-cap measure.
