September 10, 2010, by Michele Lerner, financialedge.investopedia.com
Since 2000, home ownership rates in the U.S. have hovered around 66% to 67% of the population. In 1900, less than half of Americans owned their own home. The biggest surge in home buying came after World War II, when many young families were encouraged to buy a "starter home".
Attitudes about how to buy a home have … [Read More...]
September 21, 2010 by Brad Finkelstein:
The majority of Americans believe that home prices will either hold steady or increase over the next year but one-third said they would be more likely to rent their next home if they were to move. This view could hold back the housing recovery for the time being, but in the long term lead to a stronger marketplace, said an executive with Fannie Mae, … [Read More...]
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