America’s housing crisis has rarely been captured more starkly: workers who build America’s homes increasingly can’t afford to live in them. The AEI Housing Center has released its 2024 Carpenter ...

New data shows entry-level buyers pulling back as starter homes remain scarce, while luxury shoppers stay firmly in the market.

The entry-level home crunch is still the defining feature of the housing market you are trying to navigate. Even as sales volumes shift and mortgage rates wobble, the basic problem remains that there ...

Buying a starter home is becoming increasingly expensive across the U.S., with entry-level homes now costing at least $1 million in a record 242 cities, according to a Zillow analysis published Monday ...

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Entry-level home buyers find deals farther from job hubs, but pay in commute time and at the gas pump. By Joyce Cohen See more of our coverage in your search results.Encuentra más de nuestra cobertura ...

A million-dollar home no longer means "luxury." In many U.S. cities, the average starting price for a luxury home — defined as one in the top 10% of the market — is just under $1.3 million, according ...

New Western reported independent investors supplied 120,193 entry-level homes in 2025 — 217% more than homebuilders. The 2026 Flip Side Report says investors are increasingly revitalizing distressed ...