Homeownership Rate Ticks Down in Early 2026
The latest report from the U.S. Census Bureau on residential vacancies and homeownership in the first quarter of 2026 found the homeownership rate declined slightly to 65.3%. That was down from 65.7% the prior quarter, although the latest reading is statistically unchanged from both the previous per
Nearly Half of College Students Would Swap Their Education for a Home if They Could Do It All Again
As Gen Z and millenials will likely tell you, a college degree doesn’t guarantee you’ll earn enough to afford a home. A survey by Clever Real Estate found that although college students expect to make $80,004 one year after graduating with a bachelor’s degree, they’re still worried; 57% don't think
Aston Martin Residents Claim Construction Defects at Luxury Miami Condo Tower
Condo owners in the Aston Martin Residences in downtown Miami, where units are priced up to $59 million, are alleging the 2-year-old luxury building is plagued by defects indicating shoddy construction. The building's condominium association has initiated a legal claim against the developer, general
This Once-Luxury Inspection Add-On Can Now Save Average Homeowners From Costly Post-Sale Surprises
For most homeowners, the home inspection process has looked roughly the same for years: An inspector walked through a property, took notes on what they could see, and handed over a report. Buyers trusted that what was visible to them was what mattered. Occasionally, a high-end buyer might spring fo
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