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Steep increases in rent have many US Millennials ready to ditch their landlords this spring homebuying season.

More US homebuyers are beginning to venture outside of the suburbs in their quest to find an affordable home.

National home prices may have risen substantially over the last decade, but prices in some markets still remain well below pre-crash peaks.

Hispanics have been largely driving the growth of the US homeownership rate but immigration reform could halt the growing surge.

Citywide, rents were stagnant but home prices continued to climb in January.

Seven New York City zip codes are among the most rapidly gentrifying in the country.

A flood of new rental inventory forced more NYC landlords to use incentives to fill units in January.

NYC renters got some relief as 2017 drew to an end.

The popular Washington State metro was recently named the hottest market on the West Coast in a recent survey conducted by the listing site WeBuyHouses.com.

NYC rents continued to cool in November, decreasing only slightly from the previous month.

Some homebuyers could find buying conditions more favorable in 2018.

Following a robust summer, rents edged downwards in both Brooklyn and Queens in October.

This sleepy neighborhood is rich with history and charm.

Home prices in US cities located in high risk, natural disaster-prone areas have grown twice as fast as prices in lower risk counties.

Excelsior, Latin for “ever upward,” is an appropriate name for the San Francisco neighborhood, given its hilly geography and recent press.