Soaring Home Prices Leave 91% of Utah Renters Priced Out

Home prices in Utah continue to increase, putting 91% of renters out of the running to become homeowners, according to a new report. The median sale price across all housing types in Utah rose to $520,000... Read more »

Why Big Banks Are Pouring Billions Into Reviving the Housing Market

JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, is a name typically attached to big numbers. But a new plan to invest $750 billion into housing market initiatives in the next decade stands out.... Read more »
Should You Bother—or Save for Early Retirement Instead?

Should You Bother—or Save for Early Retirement Instead?

The age of first-time homebuyers keeps climbing. In 1991, the median first-time buyer was 28 years old. By 2010, it was 30. As of 2025, it’s an even 40. For a lot... Read more »
The ‘Double Whammy’ Breaking American Family Budgets

The ‘Double Whammy’ Breaking American Family Budgets

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services defines childcare as affordable if it costs 7% or less of a family’s income. Yet, in every single state, the typical family far exceeds... Read more »