Trulia’s Chief Economist reveals the findings from Trulia’ s latest consumer survey. Taking a deep dive into the top real estate regrets among American homeowners and renters, the survey found that 52% of people regret something about their current home or the process of choosing it.
From: http://www.forbes.com/sites/trulia/2013/04/17/americas-top-real-estate-regrets/
Trulia’s Chief Economist reveals the latest findings from the Trulia Price Monitor and Trulia Rent Monitor to review how rents for single-family homes in the markets where investors have been buying and renting out homes — including Las Vegas, Phoenix, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Orange County have fallen or flatten year-over-year. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist discusses the latest findings from Trulia’s Winter 2013 Rent vs. Buy Report, which found that homeownership is 44% cheaper than renting in the top 100 major metros. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist reveals that the population growth in markets “clobbered” by the recent housing crisis is speeding up, though it is still well below the hypergrowth of the bubble years. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist looks at Census data to reveal where most Irish-Americans live today, and where international house hunters from Ireland are looking for homes in the U.S. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist discusses how higher home prices impact housing inventory in the short term and long term. Inventory declines may be slowing down, but we’re still a year out before inventory turns around. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist discusses why neither jobs nor rich people are fleeing California. Instead, it’s the middle class and the poor. This exodus slowed down during the recession, but now that home prices are rising again, more people will leave the state. …read more
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Trulia’s Chief Economist dives into the Census to reveal where you should move to improve your odds of finding love this Valentine’s Day. …read more
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By Trulia, Contributor Trulia’s Chief Economist discuss how price trends, combined with the measures of fundamental market health show which metros are booming, rebounding, humming, or struggling.
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By Trulia, Contributor Trulia’s Chief Economist reveals the seasonal real estate peaks and valleys across America. Most would-be buyers search for homes most in March and April. However, peak-search season happens now in Hawaii and Florida, but is six months away in Montana and Oregon.
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By Trulia, Contributor Trulia’s Chief Economist discusses the latest findings from Trulia’s Housing Barometer. At the end of 2012, the housing recovery continued its upward climp, with the market now 52% back to normal.
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