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Americans Are Moving in Droves: Will It Totally Remake the Electoral Map?

October 6, 2020
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Clare Trapasso

This year’s presidential race is likely to come down to the suburbs, some swing states—and the demographic changes of where people live.
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Caution: A Housing Crisis Could Be Coming for These 10 Cities

September 25, 2020
delinquent mortgages, foreclosure, mortgage, mortgage forbearance, pandemic, recession, Trends, unemployment
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Clare Trapasso

With no end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic and the job losses it has wrought, millions of U.S. homeowners are behind on their mortgage payments.
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Looking for a Home in the Suburbs? Good Luck, So Is Everyone Else

September 24, 2020
affordability, affordable homes, cities, Coronavirus, inventory shortage, Low inventory, pandemic, recession, suburbs, Trends, urban
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Clare Trapasso

The coronavirus pandemic has been blamed for hordes of folks trading the cities for the suburbs. But it didn’t create the trend—it only accelerated it.
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Craving Extra Square Footage? Here’s Where Renters Can Score the Most Space for Their Money

September 14, 2020
apartment, Coronavirus, pandemic, renters, space, square feet, square footage, tenants, Trends
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Clare Trapasso

Where can renters seeking a bit more square footage move to while still being within commuting distance of the big cities?
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First-Time Buyers, Beware: Homeownership Is Becoming a Tale of the Haves and Have-Nots

September 14, 2020
affordability, affordable homes, affordable housing, Coronavirus, enterprise, first time home buyers, homeowner, homeowners, Homeownership, pandemic, recession, Trends, unemployment
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Clare Trapasso

Is the American dream reserved only for the richest 1%? Is homeownership becoming the ultimate luxury good? Or is it still within reach of first-time buyers?
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The Future of California Real Estate: Can the Golden State Survive?

September 3, 2020
california, California Wildfires, Coronavirus, enterprise, home prices, natural disasters, pandemic, remote workers, Trends, wildfires, work from home, working from home
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Clare Trapasso

California has the nation’s highest home prices, wildfires, and more people working from home. So can the Golden State’s real estate market remain golden?
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Home Prices Are Still Shooting Up, but Is This a Bubble About To Burst?

August 24, 2020
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Clare Trapasso

Home prices have been defying logic, rising to record highs in the midst of the pandemic and a recession. Is the housing market overheating—and a correction looming?
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