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The American housing market has been riding high since the pandemic, but cracks are starting to form—particularly in certain high-growth states that may soon face sharp corrections. While much of the country continues to deal with low inventory and steady prices, others are seeing mounting signs of a potential crash. In this article, we break […]

For generations, homeownership has been the cornerstone of the American Dream. It symbolized security, stability, and financial progress. But in 2025, many families find themselves increasingly locked out of this once-attainable milestone. According to a recent report from KJZZ, the combination of rising home prices, climbing mortgage rates, and limited inventory has put homeownership out

As rent prices continue to surge across much of the United States, finding an affordable place to live has become a major challenge for many renters. However, some cities still offer a much-needed break from sky-high housing costs. A recent study by WalletHub, highlighted in a Mental Floss article, analyzed how affordable rent is across

With housing costs climbing and mortgage rates remaining high, the age-old question has resurfaced with greater urgency: is it better to rent or buy a home in 2025? For many Americans, homeownership has long symbolized financial success and stability. But today, with median home prices exceeding $400,000 and monthly mortgage payments approaching $2,800, the dream

In a sobering milestone for the U.S. housing market, rental affordability has officially reached a record-breaking crisis point. According to the latest report from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, millions of Americans are now spending an unsustainable portion of their income just to keep a roof over their heads — a burden that

As we approach the middle of 2025, renters across the United States are feeling the sting of rising rental prices. Whether you’re looking for your first apartment, renewing a lease, or relocating for work, the cost of renting has never been more unpredictable. A recent report by 24/7 Wall St., based on research from Construction