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For generations, the American Dream has been synonymous with homeownership a house with a white picket fence, a mortgage, and long-term roots. But in 2025, that dream is evolving. Skyrocketing real estate prices, shifting values among Millennials and Gen Z, and a strong desire for flexibility have transformed renting from a transitional phase into a […]

When rent boards debate between a rent freeze or a rent hike, the headlines often frame it as a battle between tenant advocates and landlords. On the surface, a rent freeze might seem like a win for affordability but dig a little deeper, and you’ll find that this policy can come with unintended consequences. In […]

Housing affordability has been a hot-button issue in the United States for decades, but the last ten years have placed the problem under an even sharper spotlight. From rising home prices to record-high rents, the question many are asking is: has rent officially outpaced inflation? The answer is yes by a significant margin. Between 2015 […]

The year 2025 has brought both relief and challenges for renters. On one hand, rental growth has cooled in several regions, giving the impression that affordability is improving. On the other, a closer look at the numbers reveals that many households are still spending an unsustainable share of their income on housing. So, how much […]

For generations, owning a home was considered the ultimate milestone of success a cornerstone of the American Dream. Families would save for years to afford a down payment, knowing that homeownership meant stability, wealth-building, and pride of ownership. But in 2025, the housing market looks drastically different. Instead of rushing to buy, more Americans are […]

The American dream of homeownership has always been tied to stability, security, and long-term financial growth. But in today’s real estate climate, that dream is slipping further away for many. With housing costs rising faster than wages, experts warn that by 2026, several U.S. cities may cross the line into full-blown unaffordability. Realtors have identified […]