A combination of record-high home prices and historically-low inventory is causing more than half of prospective homebuyers, 52%, to feel “anxious and/or sad,” according
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HUD studies home valuation bias
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) held a virtual event last Monday looking at bias issues surrounding the home valuation process. The
Zillow says buyers like blue
The right paint color in the right room can have a big impact on a buyer’s impression of a home and a home’s sale
Home buyers battle bidding wars
In the United States, prospective home buyers are facing fierce competition for limited inventory, as low mortgage rates and pent-up demand drives a seller’s
Demand up for short-term rentals
Short-term rental performance has exceeded all expectations in 2021, as demand has surged in small-town and destination markets throughout the U.S., even surpassing 2019
‘Relocators moving to smaller cities’
The desire for more space and flexibility to work remotely prompted Americans to rethink what they want in a home over the past year.
Could tariffs on lumber double?
Chuck Fowke, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a custom home builder from Tampa, Fla., issued the following statement following the
Atlanta to add 10,000 streetlights
The “One Atlanta—Light Up the Night” initiative, announced by Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms recently is set to increase the City’s streetlight footprint by 10,000
Homes Sell Faster Than Ever
The number of new sellers surged in April compared to last year when most cities had shelter-in-place orders in effect. However, with the number
Young adults ‘boomerang’ to get cash for home
Saving for a down payment is one of the biggest barriers to homeownership. For the record number of young adults moved back home during