Category: Real Estate

The Washington Post had an article looking back 10 years later: How the housing market has changed since the crash. Inside

I don’t have any clever observations to share along with it, but the WSJ Daily Shot shared an interesting breakdown of

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HowMuch.net compiled an infographic about the income you need to afford the average home in every US state. The key is

The Atlantic has a photojournalism article The ‘Coffin Homes’ of Hong Kong which startled me and challenged my idea of a