Zillow, Seattle, found 82% of adults support building at least one type of multifamily housing in their neighborhood to address problems with home affordability.
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Zillow: 82% of Adults Support Building More Housing in Neighborhoods to Address Affordability
Zillow, Seattle, found 82% of adults support building at least one type of multifamily housing in their neighborhood to address problems with home affordability.
Apartment Asking Rents Climbing at Slightly Subdued Pace
Zillow, Seattle, reported apartment asking rents climbed by 0.6%, or $12, from March to April, bringing the Zillow Observed Rent Index to $2,018.
Zillow: Housing Market ‘Firmly in Sellers’ Favor’ Amid Rising Demand, Low Supply
Zillow, Seattle, said housing market has tilted firmly back in favor of sellers, as steady demand met scarce inventory to drive up home values.
Zillow: Younger Generations Believe in Homeownership, But Don’t Know How To Achieve It
The American dream of homeownership is not dead for Generation Z and Millennials, but they believe their path to get there will be challenging and may require some luck, reported Zillow, Seattle.
Zillow: Younger Generations Believe in Homeownership, But Don’t Know How To Achieve It
The American dream of homeownership is not dead for Generation Z and Millennials, but they believe their path to get there will be challenging and may require some luck, reported Zillow, Seattle.
Zillow: Rents Climb Modestly in March, Continuing Their Soft Landing
Apartment asking rents climbed 0.5%, or $9, from February to March, reported Zillow, Seattle.
Homeownership Gender Gap Widening
Women have returned to the workforce in near pre-pandemic numbers, but homeownership remains elusive for those who are single, reported Zillow, Seattle.
Zillow: Buyers in The Game, But Interest Rates Keep Sellers on the Bench
Zillow, Seattle, said mortgage rates–both their high levels and their wild swings–are making life difficult for both buyers and sellers.
U.S. Loses 58 ‘Million-Dollar Cities’ Since July
Zillow, Seattle, said 464 cities in the U.S. have typical home values of $1 million or more. That’s way down from last July, when 522 cities hit the mark.