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U.S. renters are less likely to move than they were a decade ago, as soaring housing costs have priced many out of homeownership ...

San Francisco and Portland, OR have the highest share of LGBTQ+ adults, yet less than 7% of homes in those places are affordable for someone on the local median income ...

Roughly 1 in 5 new mortgages went to low-income homebuyers in 2023, down from 23% in 2020. Meanwhile, high-income buyers have gained share because they’re more prepared to weather the storm of high...

People of color are taking out a rising share of mortgages because an increasing share of them are of prime homebuying age, and because America is becoming more diverse. They’ve also seen larger...

Continually rising mortgage rates are further eroding affordability—and this weeks Fed meeting confirmed that mortgage rates are likely to hold steady for the foreseeable future ...

The median U.S. home pierce rose 5.2% year over year this week, and mortgage rates hit their highest level since November 2023 ...

Luxury sales are outperforming partly because elevated mortgage rates aren’t a deterrent for many luxury buyers, as a record 47% of luxury homes were bought in cash at the start of 2024 ...

Lack of affordability is the most commonly cited reason renters don’t believe they’ll ever own a home ...

11.04.2024 - (NASDAQ: RDFN) —The median monthly U.S. housing payment hit an all-time high of $2,747 during the four weeks ending April 7, up 11% from a year earlier. That’s according to a new report from Redfin (redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate ...

In San Francisco, the typical seller who’s parting ways with their home for less than they originally paid is losing $155,500. Nationwide, the median loss is roughly $40,000. ...