Buying a home will still be more affordable than renting in most markets across the nation, according to a 2015 analysis from housing data site RealtyTrac.
Some counties in New Jersey could be on the verge of a home price bubble, where prices overinflate and eventually decline, according to a new report by RealtyTrac.
Housing data over the past few years would suggest prospective homebuyers are not too interested in whether they're moving into an area full of environmental hazards.
Speaking in advance of the two-year mark since Superstorm Sandy, Gov. Chris Christie said more than $1 billion in federal housing recovery funds are either "out the door" or "in the pipeline" to homeowners impacted by the storm.
Housing markets across the country are seeing big shifts due to two generations who are at a time of their lives that generally come with a change in where and how they are living.
The average size of newly-built homes hit an all-time high last year, which may appear to be a positive sign, but a closer look at the numbers would suggest a stark difference between the haves and have-nots.