What $1 Million Gets You, and Where
Say you have a big chunk of change for a dream home -- $1 million. That's the price tag on a veritable mansion in some cities, while in other areas you would have to dream much smaller. Here’s what that million dollars will get you in cities across the U.S.
Weak Data, Trade Optimism Hold Rates Steady
Mortgage rates held steady over the past seven days as disappointing economic data releases were mostly offset by modest optimism surrounding trade.
The Housing Reasons Why Latinxs Have Less Wealth Than Whites
Latinxs are becoming homeowners at a higher rate than the overall U.S. population, beginning to close a gap with the white homeownership rate that has tripled since the start of last century. Despite recent gains, the homeownership gap -- currently sitting at 24.7 percentage points -- will take decades to close.
On the Move: Why Young Adults Today Are More Mobile Than Previous Generations
Untethered from family and enticed by new job opportunities, young adults are more mobile today than they have been in the nearly 60 years for which data are available.
Fears of Economic Downturn Dampen Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates fell this week, as a slew of weak economic data stoked fears of an economic slowdown and pushed investors to safer assets.
In 2019, Home is as important to the American consumer as it has ever been – even as the ways and means involved in finding and affording it are drastically different than they were even a generation ago. We hope the Zillow Group 2019 Consumer Housing Trends Report helps illuminate both what has changed and what remains the same in real estate.
How Debt Makes Getting a Home Harder
A person’s debt load has a tremendous impact on their housing options, including the type of home someone can afford to rent or buy, their timeline for buying a home and their ability to afford an adequate down payment.
Call Versus Click: The Pros and Cons of Phone and Web Surveys
There are variety of ways to collect survey data, including phone, Web and mail, each with pros and cons that can ultimately impact the quality of the data gathered – for better and worse.
Seller Stresses: The Things Virtually All Home Sellers Sweat
Selling a home is plenty stressful, and virtually no one is immune: 95% of home sellers are stressed by some aspect of the process.
What Zillow Has Learned Creating Web Surveys
Ultimately, the purpose of survey research is to understand preferences, decisions or behavior when no objective data exists. But care is needed. There are right ways and wrong ways to field and analyze survey data.
