The annual paycheck for a 1st-time homebuyer is roughly $64,500 to afford the typical US 'starter' home in 2023 — up 13% from a year ago, according to a report from Redfin
Opinion
Agent Missy Yost debunks common misconceptions around affordable housing that you may need to reconsider
Opinion
Although the Fed's move to calm the market is a step in the right direction, it may not ultimately have much effect on affordability
From 2012 to 2019, builders constructed 5.9 million homes — far fewer than what’s needed for the 9.8 million households created during the same time period
Opinion
Market trends and emerging businesses and tools are hampering the dream of buying a home for 19M millennials who are stuck renting
In a wide-ranging interview, Patrick Stone, founder of the Williston Financial Group, shares his thoughts on real estate technology and his previous life as an oyster diver
Homes sold in as little as 36 days in markets such as Seattle, San Francisco and San Jose
As starter home inventory continues to dwindle, buyers are widening their budgets and setting their sights on premium homes, says Trulia
Millennials in particular are losing out as new home construction slows, and the tax overhaul and tariffs aren't likely to improve matters
Affordable housing inventory has decreased by 18% year-over-year, quickly pushing up home value appreciation
Buyers looking for a starter home will have to spend 3.1 percent more
New research from Trulia shows the tough market that first-time buyers face
A solution to yesterday's need for more rentals has resulted in today's inventory shortage
Housing inventory continues to drop in most major metros for the fifth consecutive quarter
What the housing crisis and new attitudes toward homeownership mean for starter homes