WORD OF THE DAY: Nebulous

[ne-byə-ləs] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin Definition: Hazy or cloudy, either literally or figuratively; having to do with a cosmic nebula Examples of Nebulous in a sentence “He’s very creative, but his […]

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Challenging Housing Market Results in Nearly 80% of Homeowners Preferring to Renovate Than Move

42% of homeowners say rising interest rates are delaying their home improvements; nearly half that are planning projects have encountered material delays In light of a difficult housing market filled […]

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Single-Family Rental Home Providers Shift to Build-for-Rent to Address Housing Shortage

Providers of single-family rental homes increasingly turned to the development of new housing over the past two years as a means of responding to housing market supply constraints and a […]

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WORD OF THE DAY: Genteel

[jen-ˈtēl] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: French, 16th century Definitions: Having a stylish or upper-class quality; elegant or refined; excessively polite to the point of being pretentious Examples of Genteel in a sentence “The […]

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Realtor.com® February Rental Report: Affordability Issues Rise as National Rents Reach 30% of Americans’ Incomes

In February, national rents grew 17.1% year-over-year to a new high of $1,792 per month, representing a higher share of household incomes (29.7%) than in 2021 (24.8%) New rental data shows affordability […]

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First-time buyers, inventory expected to rebound in 2024

Panel of housing experts sees pandemic-fueled deficits sticking around until then Panel expects a two-year climb back to pre-pandemic for-sale inventory levels  Share of first-time buyers is forecast to stay […]

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