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A recent analysis reveals the best and worst cities for home flippers.
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About 83 million people in America own homes, according to Pew Research. Viewed another way, that means that about two-thirds of households own their own homes. That is down from the long-term figure...
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A recent analysis reveals that the city with the highest seriously delinquent mortgage rates is Odessa, Texas.
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A 24/7 Wall St. analysis reveals that the most at-risk housing market is Sussex County, New Jersey.
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A recent analysis reveals that Americans are most interested in buying second homes abroad in Mexico.
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Home prices have reached their highest level in history in a number of markets. Much of this has been driven by people who have relocated from large cities during the pandemic. Many of the housing...
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A recent analysis revealed that the state with the greatest increase in home prices is Idaho.
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A 24/7 Wall St. analysis reveals that the state with the highest average mortgage debt is California.
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A recent analysis reveals that in Raleigh, North Carolina, listed homes stay on the market an average of less than three weeks.
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A recent analysis reveals that the American city with the most affordable mansions is Indianapolis.
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Homes in Phoenix saw a 32.4% year-over-year price increase in July, according to S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller.
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A recent analysis reveals that Birmingham, Alabama, is the most affordable American city for buying a home.
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A recent analysis reveals that places where homes are least affordable include Kings County, New York, and Santa Cruz County, California.
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Not surprisingly, the cities where people save the most by downsizing are the most expensive housing markets in the country.
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Most of America’s oldest homes are located in the area of The Thirteen Colonies, particularly in the northeast area of Massachusetts, Maine, New York and Connecticut. These states had most of the...
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