Tag: Housing
Inside the most expensive town in America, where tech moguls live in multimillion-dollar mansions and the average household income is over $450,000
Take a tour of Atherton, California — the most expensive zip code in America for the third year in a row.
A minimum-wage worker needs 1.5 jobs just to afford half the rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in most of the US
To afford a two-bedroom apartment in the US, a minimum-wage worker would need to work about 122 hours a week.
Experts are throwing cold water on a ‘housing collapse’
The housing sector — from homebuilders, to mortgage lenders, to economic data — has been under intense pressure, but some say concerns are overblown.
The CEO of a real-estate brokerage says the weekend that determines the direction of the housing market every year is right around the corner
Super Bowl weekend is a defining moment for the year's housing market, says Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman.
Another picturesque Italian town is offering people $10,000 to move there — but you have to have a kid
Just weeks ago, a stunning Sicilian town announced that it too was selling homes for just 1 euro.
The 10 most expensive cities to live in around the world in 2019
The 15th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey shows that Australia, New Zealand, and China are the least affordable countries to live in.
A picturesque town in Sicily is selling off homes for $1 to anyone willing to renovate them
Giuseppe Cacioppo, Sambuca's deputy mayor and tourist councilor, told CNN there's been plenty of interest from buyers.
China’s economy is slowing, and it’s taking Hong Kong’s once-booming housing market down with it
One of the world's most expensive housing markets is facing a major slowdown.
San Francisco is adding so many new train cars, it’s considering turning the old ones into housing
San Francisco's BART agency is considering a plan to convert old train cars into housing.
It’s more affordable to rent than buy in most US cities, report finds
As home prices continue to grow faster than wages, an increasing number of Americans may turn to rentals.