We often discuss the difference in family wealth between homeowner households and renter households. Much of that difference is the result of the equity buildup
(Washington Post) In a previous story, we showed you the types of homes you can expect to buy when you have about $300,000 to spend. Most
(Washington Post) Will this be the year that millennials finally start buying houses? This is the question the real estate market seems to ask every
Many Americans got some depressing news last week; either their tax return was not as large as they had hoped or, in some cases, they
Over the next five years, home prices are expected to appreciate 3.22% per year on average and to grow by 17.3% cumulatively, according to Pulsenomics’ most recent Home
The National Association of Realtors recently released a study titled ‘Social Benefits of Homeownership and Stable Housing.’ The study confirmed a long-standing belief of most
It appears that Americans are regaining faith in the U.S. economy. The following indexes have each shown a dramatic jump in consumer confidence in their
Most homeowners are benefiting from a substantial increase in home equity from this past year. If you’re a homeowner, should you do anything with the
Every year at this time, many homeowners decide to wait until after the holidays to put their homes on the market for the first time,
A recent study by Apartment List found that the gap between what a renter pays and what a homeowner pays for housing in the D.C.
Fall is prime time to prep your yard for next spring. Cooling temperatures slow above ground growth, and moister soil encourages strong root development. Removing
Sellers want to maximize the price of their home, and sell it as quickly as possible. The best way is to have your home in