House hunters are still looking for properties in the cold months of the year, so curb appeal mattersâeven if the home is buried under a foot of snow.
Sub-4% rates are improving buyersâ purchasing power now, but higher borrowing costs will come at some point, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. What will happen to sales then?
Changes to the tax code eliminated many financial advantages for homeowners. Policy analysts say new tax measures to boost affordable housing are necessary to keep homeownership attractive.
More minority homeowners would lift overall homeownership rates, but discriminatory patterns persist in real estate.
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