All-In or Off-Limits: Where to Find the Nation’s Most and Least Affordable Neighborhoods
In seven large metros– San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Ore., Miami and...
Cheryl Young
Getting Around, or Just Getting By? Where People Live With Fewer Cars
The character of neighborhoods is greatly influenced by the prevalence of cars. Residents of some...
Issi Romem
Good News: There Are More Starter and Trade-Up Homes. Bad News: It’s Not What You Think
For the first time since Q3 2016, the number of U.S. homes for sale did not decline year-over-yea...
Felipe Chacón
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Making a Housing Wage: Where Teachers, First Responders and Restaurant Workers Can Live Where They Work
As home price growth outstrips wage growth, occupations such as teachers, first responders and re...
Cheryl Young
Shift to More Buyer-Friendly Conditions Chipping Away at U.S. Home Sellers’ Years-Long Advantages
Though sellers still largely have the upper hand, the U.S. housing market is gradually shifting i...
Felipe Chacón, Elliott Deal
The Birthplace of Sprawl Embraces Public Transit: The Metro System as a Selling Point in Los Angeles
The share of listings in L.A. including public transit keywords such as “metro” or “subway” has d...
Elliott Deal
The Outlook for This Spring and Beyond
The housing market is cooling and appears to be in the early stages of a cyclical downturn, as ev...
Issi Romem, Cheryl Young
The IPO Wave of 2019 Won’t Upend the Bay Area Housing Market