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Inflation is slowing and job growth has surged, but many Americans still feel the burden of expensive housing – fueled in part by high demand, low inventory and mortgage rates.

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Someone earning an average, full-time salary can still buy a $600,000 home. That money of money buys a unit in Sydney but in Melbourne and Brisbane it gets a house. Heres where.

The median rainfall at the 61 measurement sites was 0.71 inches with 5 collections topping 1 inch.

This post is part of a series sponsored by CoreLogic. The property insurance industry's first event of the year, CoreLogic's second annual INTRConnect,

In this article, we will be looking at the 15 poorest cities in the US that are actually growing fast.

Australia is so addicted to high immigration that one-third of the population was born overseas. The mass retirement of baby boomers caused a major policy shift that is making life hard for the young.

Inflation is slowing and job growth has surged, but many Americans still feel the burden of expensive housing – fueled in part by high demand, low inventory and mortgage rates.

Inflation is slowing and job growth has surged, but many Americans still feel the burden of expensive housing – fueled in part by high demand, low inventory and mortgage rates. 

Data from property research firm CoreLogic showed sales volume was only 2 percent higher than the same month last year.