Housing has increasingly become one of the most unequal parts of the economic recovery.
At the top there is a nationwide housing boom, fueled by a run-up in home prices as higher-income households rush to take advantage of record-low mortgages. But at the same time, millions of renters, especially people who have skipped rent payments or whose jobs haven’t come back, are at risk of losing their homes before the end of the summer.
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Indiana reports 7,106 closed home sales last month, a 3% increase from one year before, along with 8,591 new pending sales, an 8% surge from April 2025. According to data from the Indiana Association of Realtors (IAR), there were approximately 10,800 homes listed for...
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Apartment rents recorded an extremely mild 0.2% uptick in May, with the national average rising to $1,737 from April’s upwardly revised level of $1,733. According to data from Apartments.com, a CoStar Group (NASDAQ: CSGP) marketplace, May marked the sixth consecutive...
Real estate investors purchased 19% of homes that sold in the first quarter, down slightly from 20% one year earlier. Continue Reading Investors Less Active in the Q1 Housing Market
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