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A new study from Georgetown University’s Center on Poverty and Inequality just dropped, and it confirms what many of us have suspected: We’re building more housing in some markets, but we’re building the WRONG kind of housing. The Six Metros: Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Atlanta, Seattle, and Washington DC all beat national averages for homebuilding. From…

Imagine trading your daily commute for crisp Alaskan mornings, where the biggest decision is whether to chop wood or cast a line into a glassy lake. Sounds dreamy, doesn’t it? But here’s the real question on every aspiring pioneer’s mind: how much income do you actually need for simple living in Alaska? If you’re just…

As Oklahoma’s population swells and remote work reshapes where people choose to live, the dream of affordable homeownership feels increasingly out of reach. What if I told you that by 2026, the average Oklahoma state housing cost could climb 15 to 20 percent higher than today? This isn’t speculation. It’s based on current economic trends,…

Imagine standing in the heart of New York State, where skyscrapers pierce the skyline and suburbs stretch endlessly, yet homeownership remains a distant dream for millions. The housing market here defies national norms. Renting dominates as the primary choice for residents navigating sky-high prices and economic pressures. This reality underscores a critical trend that shapes…

New Census data reveals the migration winners and losers. Idaho ranked #2 for net domestic migration growth relative to population size. Top 3 growth states: South Carolina led the nation. Idaho came in second. North Carolina third. Biggest outflow states: New York, Hawaii, Alaska, California. More people left than arrived. Where Idaho movers came from:…