Tag: homeownership
Renters agree it’s a bad time to buy
Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey revealed that 80 percent of renters believe that this is a bad time to buy a home. This is...
Renter households on the rise
The Census Bureau released its quarterly report on home ownership and occupancy for Q1 2024. It stated that the rental housing vacancy rate was...
Renting cheaper than buying in top metros
A new report from Realtor.com finds that renting a starter home is less expensive than buying one in all 50 of the largest metros...
Census reports on rental vacancies in Q4
The Census Bureau released its quarterly report on home ownership and occupancy for Q4 2022. It stated that the rental housing vacancy rate was...
Rental snapshot
Homeowner vs. renter statistics reflect a decline in homeownership, with 35 percent of American households renting their home. The nationwide homeownership rate was 65.4 percent...
Census reports on rental vacancy rates
The Census Bureau released its quarterly report on home ownership and occupancy. It showed that the rental housing vacancy rate fell from 6.9 percent...
Infographic: The changing American dream
Homeownership peaked at 69% in 2004, then fell for years thereafter before rebounding in 2020 to 66%. Fundamentals are set to change the business...
Losing Millennials
Millennials are sometimes seen as the “forever renter” generation. Their high levels of student loan debt, their late age for getting married and starting...
Renters rising across America
It’s official. The percentage of renters rose across all 50 of the nation’s largest cities between 2006 and 2016 according to real estate website...
Banks must get serious about technology to capitalize on potential home equity boom, J.D....
With the number of American consumers expected to take out a home equity line of credit (HELOC) projected to double to 10 million over...
Wind at our back
The new tax system, which was reformed for the first time in 32 years in December, strips away some of the long-standing benefits that...
Where rents still rise
A report on the 2017 national rental market, released by RENTCafe shows that rent increases in large cities (with a population of 600,000 or...
Beyond the apartment
American Homes 4 Rent, a five-year-old real estate investment trust and the biggest of the publicly traded landlords by number of homes, is buying...
How the homeownership crunch cost the U.S. $300 billion last year
The reasons for the shift in housing patterns are numerous, ranging from the demographic (delayed marriage) to the financial (fast rising home prices). Of...
Will young adults make or break the housing industry?
The Great Recession was felt acutely across the American population but perhaps more so for our youth. While the unemployment rate for those over...
