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Tips for selling to foreign-born home buyers.
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Marketing veterans at Hanley Wood's Housing Leadership Summit argue that builders need to shift their focus from what they're building to who they're building for.
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Severe shortages of rental units affordable to extremely low-income households are being made worse by the fact that nearly half of the units that do exist are occupied by tenants in higher income brackets, a new study has found.
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Experts offer strategies to get women to commit to new homes.
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Americans younger than 35 are less likely to own cars or homes than their counterparts of a decade ago.
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Neither jobs nor rich people are fleeing California—but the middle class and the poor are. The exodus slowed down during the recession, but now that home prices are rising again, more people will leave the state.
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Both length of time in the U.S. and country of origin play a big role in how likely a person is to purchase a home here.
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An Urban Institute study finds that homeownership buffered residents of poor neighborhoods from the throws of the recession.
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When it comes to what's important in a home's layout, the battle of the sexes isn't much of a fight.
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The most popular and active infill markets were San Jose, Calif., New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, where infill makes up more than 50% of new housing construction.