Top Terms in Luxury Rental Listings, From Concierge to Wine
Check out the top 20 terms for luxury rental listings nationally -- and see what terms are hot in your city.
What Rental Listings Say in Urban, Suburban and Rural America
Looking for a rental with a fenced-in pool and a garage that's near a school? To suburbia with you! Are propane heat and a big sky more your jam? Head to rural America. If it's a doorman and nightlife you want, then urban rentals can deliver. Here are the terms you're most likely to find in urban, suburban and rural listings for rentals across the country.
Why Blacks and Hispanics Rely On Their Homes for Their Wealth
White households are more than twice as wealthy as black and Hispanic households, and their more diversified portfolios mean that a smaller portion of whites’ wealth is tied up in their homes.
Under Proposed Tax Changes, Taking MID Would Be Worthwhile on Only 5% of U.S. Homes
Currently, a little less than a third (29 percent) of all U.S. homes are valuable enough to make taking the Mortgage Interest Deduction (MID) worthwhile for tax filers. Under recently proposed tax changes, that number would fall to just 5 percent.
15 Favorites From Zillow Group Report on Consumer Housing Trends Report 2017
Millennials make up almost a third of sellers. Forty percent of U.S. homeowners share their home with a pet. Nearly a third of buyers go over budget. We have the rundown on housing market data.
August Case-Shiller Forecast: Annual Home-Price Gains Aiming Higher
The Case-Shiller U.S. National Index is expected to continue its upward climb in August, gaining 6.0 percent year-over-year following a 5.9 percent increase in July.
July Case-Shiller Results: Home Prices Still Gaining
The biggest gains in recent months have been in the Pacific Northwest, with Dallas and Denver also experiencing rapid home price growth. Las Vegas, which was hard hit during the housing bust, posted the third fastest increase in the year through July.
August New Home Sales: Dropping Sales and Prices
New home sales are now at their lowest level since December 2016. They fell in August for the second month in a row, declining 3.4 percent from July to 560,000 units (SAAR), according to the Census Bureau.
Even Fixer-Uppers Are Flying Off the Market
In some markets, fixer uppers fly off the market faster than other listings: In Miami, the median fixer upper took 15 fewer days to go pending than the median move-in ready listing. In Atlanta, the median fixer upper went pending in 10 fewer days, and Dallas and Orlando, Fla., 9 fewer days.
