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More Than Half of Americans Lose Sleep Over Money

By Press Release | June 29, 2019

Real Estate

U.S. buyers flock to Puerto Rico for real estate bargains

By Mike Wheatley | July 12, 2018

As Puerto Rico continues to get back on its feet following the devastation of Hurricane Maria last year, Americans from the mainland are traveling to the island in their droves, and they’re showing a growing interest

Residential, US Real Estate

Here's how much Americans value homeownership

By Mike Wheatley | May 29, 2018

Homeownership is so desirable among Americans that they’re willing to make extreme sacrifices, even if it means giving up some of their basic rights, if it means getting a chance to buy a home, according to a new survey.

Home Buying, Residential, US Real Estate

Rural residents can't afford to move to the city, study finds

By Mike Wheatley | August 7, 2017

Rural Americans are increasingly staying put. The finding was the highlight of a University of Chicago study that found the overall mobility of the U.S. population has fallen to its lowest level, and by almost half since its peak in 1985.

Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

Study: Most Americans have housing affordability concerns

By Mike Wheatley | June 20, 2016

The housing crisis that took hold over eight years ago hasn’t ended, at least according to the vast majority of respondents in the MacArthur Foundation’s 2016 How Housing Matters survey.

Featured News, US Real Estate

American Cities: Safe or Unsafe, and Are We More Than a List?

By Phil Butler | February 26, 2013

The Congressional Quarterly (CQ) has announced the safest and most dangerous cities in America in which to live. According to the latest FBI figures from their Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) 2011 data, released Fall 2012. According to the data (PDF) El Paso, Texas is the safest big town, and Detroit tops the list of "least" safe places to live. But there's more to this story than a simple list of good and bad cities. These are, after all, American cities. Please read until the end.

Mortgage, Residential, US Real Estate

Many Americans Still Believe They May Find Dream Homes

By Tavis J. Hampton | December 14, 2011

As the housing market in the U.S. maintains its abysmal status, one might think that Americans would have a negative view of their future home-buying prospects. A new survey, however, has revealed that 55 percent of Americans still believe that they may eventually live in their dream homes. The survey, conducted by Yahoo Real Estate, […]

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