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Inflation and interest during the pandemic forced many buyers out of the housing market. But one study found what was once a seller's market, isn't the case now.

A road that runs through Arlington and McLean has been named the "most coveted address" in Virginia. That's according to a new study by the real estate website Agent Advice. The study asked 3,000 respondents about the most "aspirational streets in America" and ranked the top 175. Chain Bridge Road, in far northern Arlington and

Hinsdale's 'Epitome Of Luxury'? Really? - Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, IL - This street represents the "highest ideals of prestige and privilege," according to a survey.

On today's top 5, we discuss The University of Utah's Pro-Palestine protests, along with the many other colleges protesting.

Home values continue to skyrocket, which is pricing even more Americans out of the housing market.

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Young Americans desperate to buy a property might have better luck if they broaden their horizons, according to a Newsweek map showing areas with the most…

North Dakota took first place, with 4.9 percent of its population being homeowners between the ages of 15 and 34.

Real estate experts at Agent Advice looked at median incomes and house values in the US. They used this data to find the states with the best income-to-house price ratio. The results from this data showed the most affordable areas for aspiring homeowners.

A look at the median price for homes in Dubuque and the state of Iowa.