Why a $22 Minimum Wage Still Can’t Buy a Home in Seattle

Seattle’s minimum wage will increase to $22.14 an hour in 2027, making it one of the highest minimum wages in the country—but it’s still not enough for many to afford to live... Read more »

The Silver Tsunami Could Fix America’s Housing Shortage. Then What?

The “silver tsunami” may finally reach America’s shores, bringing enough homes to ease its long-running inventory shortage and expose an entirely new problem in its place. Between 2026 and 2036, an estimated... Read more »

3 Ways Homebuyers Can Beat 7% Mortgage Rates and Save Thousands

With mortgage rates crossing the 7% threshold for the first time since January 2025, buyers are increasingly feeling the affordability squeeze, but there are concrete steps they can take to retain control... Read more »

Gregg Allman’s Daughter Lists $750K Maryland Home

Gregg Allman‘s daughter, Delilah Island Allman Frawley, is parting ways with her Maryland home—and the buyer could potentially walk away with more than just the property. Frawley, whose late father was a... Read more »

People Are Moving Less Than Ever—and It’s Costing Them Career and Lifestyle Upgrades

When Rebecca Obeng began hunting for a new job after finishing medical training in Chicago, she didn’t expect to end up in Cleveland. Obeng, who’s originally from Ghana, went to medical school... Read more »

How Homebuyers Can Rate-Proof Their Budgets in a Volatile Market

Homebuyers face severe uncertainty this fall amid surging mortgage rates and stubbornly high living costs, but those who prepare and take stock of their finances early can shield their budgets from unexpected... Read more »

NIL era brings new buyers to college housing markets

NIL era brings new buyers to college housing markets Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 9 hours ago Source link Read more »

The 4% Mortgage Is Back. Is It Keeping New-Home Prices From Falling?

The 4% home loan is back—and for buyers, it looks like a gift. For everyone else, it may be more complicated. Nearly 1 in 7 new-construction listings advertised reduced interest in August,... Read more »

Homeowners Are Happier Than Renters, but Still Overspending

The homeownership journey has become more difficult than ever, leaving younger generations convinced that financial stability lies in renting. Yet, according to a new survey by Clever, two-thirds of homeowners (68%) report... Read more »

Inventory, price cuts up in Orlando — best homes still moving fast

Inventory, price cuts up in Orlando — best homes still moving fast Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 9 hours ago... Read more »