The Typical First-Time Homebuyer Is Now 40 Years Old, a Record High
The typical first-time homebuyer in the U.S. is now 40 years old, a record high, as affordability struggles price many younger families out of the market. The median age of first-time buyers rose to 40 in 2025 from 38 the year before, and is up sharply from 33 just five years ago, according the annu
The Top 10 Best Places To Retire Revealed—and a Very Surprising Midwestern City Snags No. 1 Spot
The age of retirement is typically in the mid-60s, and the baby boomer generation will all reach age 65 by 2030. So it stands to reason that places that provide a robust and enjoyable retirement experience will soon be very popular. But where to retire? The options can be overwhelming. U.S. News & W
Canadian Snowbirds Are Ducking Out of the U.S. Housing Market Over Trump Tariffs—but These Sun-Soaked Spots Still Shine
Canadian homebuyers are increasingly turning away from U.S. housing markets amid the ongoing tariff dispute between the two countries, but despite the pullback, Canadians continue to account for the largest share of international demand. Between July and September, Canadian house hunters handily top
New York City’s Housing Economics Are Broken—and It’s Squeezing Everyone
They say if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. It’s a promise that has inspired generations of artists, immigrants, entrepreneurs, and dreamers to pack a bag and move to New York City. Today, a critical piece of that dream has gone: an affordable place to live. For decades, the story wa
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