Real Estate Bubbles: The Six Cities at Risk of Bursting

What do Vancouver, London, Stockholm, Sydney, Munich, and Hong Kong have in common? A bank gives them the dubious distinction of being real estate bubbles. Read more

75 Years of How Americans Spend Their Money

Consumers are the foundation of the economy, and how they spend money is telling. See what’s changed with how Americans spend their money over the years. Read more

Interactive: Least Affordable Housing in the U.S.

It’s no surprise that New York and San Francisco are insanely expensive, but here’s some other enclaves that have the least affordable housing in the U.S. Read more

This 3D Map Shows the Price Per Square Foot of U.S. Housing Markets

What are the most expensive U.S. housing markets? This interactive 3D map looks at county-level data by price per square foot to provide an answer. Read more

Survey Results: What Do Millennials Want in a Home?

As the tide shifts to a new generation, the real estate sector wants to know what millennials want in a home. Here’s what 1,000 young home buyers are thinking. Read more

Interactive: A Dynamic Look At Rental Prices in the USA

With rental prices rising sharply across the U.S., these interactive graphics show the trade-off between the cost and size in the 100 largest metro areas. Read more

Real Estate Investing: Here are 4 Timeless Strategies to Use

Here are four ‘tried and true’ real estate investing strategies that can be used to make money in the housing market. Read more

How Many Hours Americans Need to Work to Pay Their Mortgage

Every month, the average New Yorker needs 113.5 hours of work to pay down a mortgage, while in Memphis it’s just 18.4 hours. Read more

Real Estate Bubbles: The 8 Global Cities at Risk

According to UBS, there are eight financial centers that are in bubble territory with real estate prices rising at potentially unsustainable rates. Read more

Mapped: The Fastest Growing Housing Markets in the U.S.

We ranked America’s 10 fastest growing housing markets, based on the growth of their housing stock from 2013 to 2022. Read more