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Indiana’s Housing Crisis Is Forcing Young Adults To Live at Home With Parents Longer The current housing crisis, marked by persistent housing shortages, job market fluctuations, and rising cost-of-living adjustments, continues to reshape how young adults achieve independence. According to the most recent Census figures, 33% of young adults aged 18-34 live with their parentsRead …

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These 10 Cities Could Reap the Biggest Benefits From Federal Grants To Spur Homebuilding Recent changes to a popular federal grant program could help bring new housing to areas that need it most, a new Realtor.com® analysis shows. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act, the bipartisan housing bill that just passed into law, includesRead …

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Virginia Beach Homeowners Can Get Up to $30,000 in Free Repair Funds If They Meet Income Limits A leaking roof, a broken HVAC system, or a failing septic tank can quickly become a financial crisis for homeowners on a tight budget — but Virginia Beach has a program that can cover up to $30,000 asRead …

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‘I’m Renovating a 120-Year-Old Abandoned General Store Into the Homestead of My Dreams’ A Virginia resident is transforming a 120-year-old abandoned general store into her dream homestead—and sharing every step of the journey with hundreds of thousands of followers online. Emma Shaye, 32, purchased the property in the fall of 2024 for $23,000 following aRead …

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What Will Become of Florida’s Infamous ‘Holdout House’? On the southernmost tip of Clearwater Beach, FL, a luxurious beachfront cottage whose owners reportedly refused all buyout offers for decades is now the lone single-family house in a sea of large condo developments. The property’s future is now in question after it sold for nearly $3Read …

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Forget Avocado Toast: Gen Z Is Taking on a New Kind of Debt—and It Could Lock Them Out of Homeownership It starts innocently enough… You put the concert tickets on your credit card, your friend books the Airbnb, and someone else covers dinner. Everyone promises to settle up later. Except “later” turns into next payday.Read …

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Top 5 States for Foreign Homebuyers—Where Nearly 50% Are Paying Cash for Homes Foreign buyers are pulling back from the U.S. housing market, with spending near a record low, but some states are still seeing booming interest. International buyers spent $45.3 billion from April 2025 to March 2026, closing on 67,100 existing homes nationwide, accordingRead …

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Los Angeles Rental Report 2026Q2: Rents Fall to a Four-Year Low, but Housing Still Stretches New Graduates’ Budgets Highlights – In 2026Q2, the median asking rent in Los Angeles County registered at $2,603,—down $91, or 3.4%, from a year earlier—marking the lowest level since the end of 2021. – The median asking rent for 0-2Read …

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These Are Some of the Top Questions Homebuyers Ask RealAssist AI on Realtor.com Navigating the housing market often means tackling a mountain of unfamiliar real estate terms, complex tax programs, and fluctuating mortgage rates. But today’s home shoppers on Realtor.com® have new tools to answer tough questions. Launched this week, RealAssist AI is a homebuyingRead …

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Pittsburgh Proposal Bans Primary-Use Short-Term Rentals in Single-Family and Two-Unit Zones If you rent out an entire home as a short-term rental in an R1, R2, or R3 district in Pittsburgh, a proposed zoning change would shut that down as a stand-alone business. Council Bill 2026-0009, sponsored by City Council members Deb Gross, Anthony CoghillRead …

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