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Renting has become a more affordable option than buying a home in the country's 50 largest metropolitan areas. Here Are the Cities Where Rents Are Falling the Most
The median asking rent in the US in February 2024 fell by $50 from its peak in August 2022. Across the country, rents fell in 50 of the largest metropolitan areas in February, according to a recent report. If You Sold a Home in the Last Four Years, You May Get a Piece From the $418M Realtor Settlement
Sellers who sold a home after Oct. 31, 2019, through Feb. 1, 2024, may be eligible to receive settlement payments. Billionaire’s Wife Vows Not To Invest in ‘Small-Minded Community’ After Locals Asked on Her Property Plans
Kathy Cargill had bought 20 properties she allegedly called "pieces of crap" in the Park Point neighborhood. Home Price Growth Falls Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Home prices in the U.S. increased 0.6% in February, which was also the average monthly gain recorded in the years leading to the pandemic. Adding an Outdoor TV Can Boost Home Sale Price by Over $10,000: Analysis
A new analysis from Zillow found that adding certain outdoor features, such as an outdoor TV, can boost the price of a home when it comes time to sell. Some States See Alarming Rise in Office Vacancy Rates
The office vacancy rate in San Francisco, for instance, soared past 36%. Some states in the U. S. are now seeing an alarming increase in office vacancy rates, partly due to the ongoing shift towards hybrid and remote working. Navy Federal Asks Judge To Dismiss Racial Lending Discrimination Lawsuit
Navy Federal was previously accused of having mortgage approval practices that discriminated against Black and Latino borrowers. Mortgage Rates Expected To Stay Above 6% Through 2025: Report
Mortgage rates were previously forecasted to drop to 5.9% by the end of 2024. Mortgage rates are now expected to stay above 6% until the fourth quarter of the year 2025, according to a government-backed organization. Buying a Home Is Now Nearly 40% More Expensive Than Renting: Analysis
The disparity between home buying and renting is expected to last until at least the year 2030. Buying a home in the United States is now nearly 40% more expensive than renting, and will likely remain so for years to come, a new analysis found.
