Tag Archives: Homeownership

Millennials are taking a more feasible route on the journey to homeownership, according to one survey.

Wells Fargo has announced the latest target area for NeighborhoodLIFT program, an initiative designed to boost homeownership at the local level.

For the first time in two years, the Federal Housing Administration has lowered its annual mortgage insurance premiums paid by most borrowers in an effort to expand homeownership and save money for existing borrowers.

The vast majority of consumers in debt have made getting out of the red as a top financial goal for 2017, with purchasing a home trailing by a long shot, according to a recent survey.

The U.S. homeownership rate recently rose up from its 51-year low, but there is still more work to be done to create more homeowners in America, according to experts at a recent National Association of Realtors event.

A sweeping look at homeowner migration patterns across the country shows homeowner mobility has been declining steadily over the past three decades. What are the implications for the market?

Jon Buerkert of Vision Property Management discusses the potential of the lease-to-own market and the role lenders play in helping renters become homeowners.

The overall decline of the U.S. homeownership rate has been well-documented. But the rate hasn't been declining for all groups.

Student loan debt is growing while the homeownership rate is shrinking.

Millennials have been cited by many analysts as the key to increasing the dismal homeownership rate. How much is the increasing student loan debt affecting their ability to buy a home?