Unemployment is low and the economy is growing, but home sales are going down for many real estate professionals. Here’s why.
New York’s central area is more than twice as expensive as any other city in the U.S. on a per-square-foot basis.
The state’s Department of Insurance is warning homeowners about the headaches they will likely face.
The wave of foreclosures during the Great Recession was blamed on rising unemployment and subprime loans. But a new study suggests something more.
You won’t find Denver, Boulder, or Honolulu on this list: a recent study pinpoints outdoorsy meccas that also offer reasonable housing markets.
