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Rate drops, more inventory add intrigue to housing ‘offseason’
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Affordable renter-friendly home improvements that add value
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Sellers lose their advantage, but lower rates may revive housing market competition
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One-third of property managers are offering concessions as rental market cools
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Luxury home values are rising faster than typical homes for the first time in years
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A $1 million starter home? It’s the norm in 237 cities
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Top 10 No-Demo Renovation Projects of 2024
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Nearly 1 in 4 sellers cut home prices as inventory grows
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Rents are growing fastest in unexpected places, led by Hartford and Cleveland
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The U.S. is now short 4.5 million homes as the housing deficit grows
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Homeowners list while buyers hang back, pushing inventory higher
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Phoenix is named Zillow’s best market for the class of 2024
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Black homeownership rate rises, but hasn’t returned to 2004 level
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Florida, Texas rank best for home buyers in new Zillow index
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44% of adults would buy their childhood home today if they could afford it
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New York City rents grew seven times faster than wages last year, tightening affordability crunch
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BARK and Zillow Announce America’s Most Dog-Obsessed Cities for Renters
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BIPOC renters hit hardest by high rent costs
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Home values rising fastest in costliest metros
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Boomers in Pittsburgh are least likely to be locked-in by mortgage rates, among major metros
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Zillow names this year’s best markets for first-time home buyers
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The US has a record-high 550 ‘million-dollar’ cities
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Tricked-out backyards can help homes sell for $10,000 more
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