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Renter households are growing fast — 2.5% vs. 0.8% owner growth this year. Single-family starts expected ↓ 3.0% in 2025, ↓ 0.5% in 2026, then rebound in 2027. Multifamily housing is booming — up 6% in 2025 as buyers shift to renting. Inventory of unsold new homes nearly 4× higher since 2022 — builders feel […]
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates, recognizes, and honors the beautiful traditions and cultures of the Indigenous People We take a stand for and support the indigenous people on this day. We should also offer our support to those who invest and uplift the indigenous communities.
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Stockbridge, Georgia, tops the 2025 list of fastest-growing U.S. suburbs with home values under $500,000, replacing Mooresville, NC. The study includes 26 suburbs in metro areas over 1 million population with 9%+ growth from 2021-2023. Texas leads with 13 suburbs, Florida has four, and no California suburbs qualified. Stockbridge's home value is $303,705 with a
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U.S. housing starts fell 8.5% in August, dropping to an annualized rate of 1.31 million units. Single-family starts declined 7% to 890,000, the lowest level since July 2024, while multifamily fell 11.7% to 417,000. Builders blame affordability challenges for weaker buyer traffic and slower construction. Recent Fed rate cuts could help by lowering borrowing costs
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The US housing market is in a “twilight zone,” with starts rising but permits, completions, and builder confidence falling. Builders keep breaking ground mainly because halting projects is costly, not due to strong demand, while cutting prices and offering incentives. High mortgage rates near 6.7% freeze homeowners in place, limiting inventory and keeping demand muted,
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Redfin forecasts housing affordability could return to the 30% income benchmark by 2030 if mortgage rates drop to about 5.5% and home price growth slows. Affordable metros like Cleveland and Pittsburgh may see improvements sooner, while expensive coastal cities may remain unaffordable longer. Wage growth, supply, and construction costs will also impact affordability, which will
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