In 2025, the idea of living in a “desirable” U.S. city is being redefined. For years, high prices were accepted as the cost of access access to jobs, culture, amenities, and opportunity. But today, that equation is starting to feel broken. According to a recent PropertyCasualty360 report, several U.S. cities now rank as the most […]
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For decades, renting was viewed as a short-term phase something people did in their 20s and early 30s before “settling down” and buying a home. But that long-standing narrative is quietly unraveling. Today, renters are getting older, wealthier, and more intentional about their housing choices. According to a recent Business Insider report, millions of Americans
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For decades, homeownership has been marketed as the ultimate marker of success in the American Dream. Renting, meanwhile, was often framed as a temporary stage something people endured until they could finally afford to buy. But that long-standing narrative is steadily unraveling. Today, millions of Americans are renting for longer than ever before, not simply
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Short-term rentals have become a permanent fixture in today’s housing landscape. Platforms like Airbnb and VRBO offer travelers flexibility and homeowners new income opportunities but they also continue to raise a critical question for cities and residents alike: Are short-term rentals still driving up housing costs, or has their impact been overstated? As housing affordability
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For generations, the phrase “six-figure salary” has been synonymous with financial success. It represented security, comfort, and the freedom to build a better life. But according to a new analysis from LendingTree, that long-held belief is rapidly becoming outdated. In today’s economy, even families earning $100,000 a year a salary well above the national median
A new national survey is shedding light on one of the most pressing concerns facing millions of Americans today: the feeling that homeownership once considered a cornerstone of financial security may now be out of reach for many renters. The report, published by the Davis Vanguard, underscores a dramatic shift in public sentiment as rising
