The housing market's inventory crisis is finally easing

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A huge wave of housing inventory hit the market in February as the 'lock-in' effect eases

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One way to help American homebuyers? Do what the Dutch do.

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Dutch-style mortgages offer something American mortgages don't: automatically lower interest rates as the loan is paid off.

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The Trump-supporting governor of Montana is staking his reelection on a set of 'miracle' YIMBY housing policies

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Rep. Greg Gianforte (R-MT) joins President Donald Trump at a "Make America Great Again" rally at the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport on November 3, 2018 in Belgrade, Montana.

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The housing market may finally be thawing as mortgage rates and housing inventory improve

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The tight housing market may finally be showing signs of easing.

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Why June is the best time to sell your home

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The mortgage 'lock-in' effect is here to stay and home prices won't fall for years to come, research firm says

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The lock-in effect isn't going away as inventory remains tight and demand returns.

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People are incredulous that an ordinary house in rural Montana is on the market for over $1 million

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People think this home in Whitefish, Montana, isn't worth its $1.1 million price tag, but its owner does.

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Homebuyers are flocking to areas most exposed to extreme weather risk and pushing prices higher, JPMorgan says

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A home submerged in water after a flood.

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Sorry, parents: The American dream is only for DINKS

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This year, homebuyers with children are likely to spend 66% of their income on mortgage and childcare expenses, Zillow found.

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