How much do you need to earn annually to afford a house in Los Angeles?
You need to make more than $220,000 a year now to afford a house in Los Angeles, thanks to rising mortgage rates and inflation.
You need to make more than $220,000 a year now to afford a house in Los Angeles, thanks to rising mortgage rates and inflation.
Single-family building in large metro outlying counties and exurban areas has waned in the last 12 months, according to the NAHB HBGI for the third quarter of 2022.
The unrelenting Fed policies to combat inflation will eventually instigate an economic recession sometime in 2023.
Local markets is a HousingWire magazine feature spotlighting housing trends in five markets across the country.
Andy Voyles, EVP and director of retail lending, is tasked with overseeing sales, operations and marketing for Guaranty Home Mortgage’s retail operation.
Total housing inventory levels broke under 1 million in December, dropping to 970,00 units for a population of 330 million people.
There have always been long-standing rules about real estate ownership, including the three most important ones: location, location, location. But the one constant about real estate investing is that nothing ever stays the same. Even the location rule, because preferred locations change from year to year, and certainly from generation to generation. After the 2020 […]
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During the pandemic payment pause, you should slay bills and/or increase your savings. The repayment holiday is not for frivolous spending.During the pandemic payment pause, you should slay bills and/or increase your savings. The repayment holiday is not for frivolous spending.
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How rapidly rising mortgage rates are squeezing prospective homebuyers: ‘Do the math’ ABC News