Women and minorities still face “disproportionate” housing impacts, two new reports said.
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College-Area Rents Slip as Schools Move Online
The rental market has softened across the country during the pandemic, but especially in college neighborhoods, said Zillow, Seattle.
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Solving Affordability with More Density
Most of us love the idea of having a single-family home on a two-acre lot, big enough to support livestock. But when it comes to housing affordability, says Zillow, Seattle, most of us also say they see a path through adding density.
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What $1 Million Gets in Today’s Housing Market
Location, location, location: take a $75,000 bungalow in Garfield Heights, Ohio and plop it down on a 1/3-acre lot in McLean, Va., and it suddenly becomes an $800,000 object of a bidding war.