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Homebuyers a looking to move to a new city, a study found.

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More Gen Zers are achieving a dream that was largely out of reach for millennials when they were young: They're homeowners

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In 2022, 30% of 25-year olds owned their home, according to real estate brokerage Redfin.

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Sorry, homebuyers. Houses aren't getting cheaper.

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New home sales fell 19% year-over-year in February, according to the US Census Bureau. But homes are still expensive.

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A software CEO ditched Chicago for a Midwestern college town and said the move was 'huge upgrade' for his whole family

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Ravi Bhatt and his family.

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Don't bother writing a 'love letter' to home sellers. They're a waste of time and someone could get screwed.

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A top real estate economist breaks down how the Silicon Valley Bank failure can push more homebuyers into the housing market as mortgage rates fall faster than expected

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US home prices could tumble nearly 20% and Fed economists warn further rate hikes risk an even worse housing correction: 'The bubble hypothesis merits attention'

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Bidding wars no more: Regular people have a better shot at scoring a home as investors flee once-hot cities from Phoenix to Atlanta

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The recent about-face from investors may be a boon to regular homebuyers hoping to score a house this year.

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Mortgage rates jump to their highest level since November, denting demand in a traditionally busy buying season

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Mortgage rates are moving higher again.

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See how a couple got an abandoned home for free — then moved it, rodents and all. They're about to fix it up all by themselves.

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The Flores family and their house.

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