Homeownership remains a powerful wealth-building tool. A $50K IRA investment could grow to ~$130K in 10 years, while the typical homeowner gained $232K+ in equity. Yet the IRA homebuyer withdrawal limit remains $10K—just 2% of today’s median home price.
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The national median listing price for ranch homes has jumped to $770K, a 112% increase over 10 years that significantly outpaces the overall housing market.
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Dive into the latest backyard pool trends—think luxury retreats, tech upgrades, and spaces made for gathering. Discover what’s making a splash this season! https://t.co/GbIl4e3N0h
Gen X remains a major force in today’s housing market. Buyers ages 46–60 made up 25% of recent home buyers and 23% of sellers, showing their continued influence on housing trends.
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From the air, the crew saw debris caught on fencing more than 100 yards from the Guadalupe River, along with downed trees, damage to a fire station and crews working to repair power lines.
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40% of the 50 largest metros have falling year-over-year home prices
25.5% of the 200 largest metros have falling year-over-year home prices
The data reason, largely, for the gap above is that the Midwest has a lot of smaller metros
The meaning of a $1 million home has changed. In 2005, 1.5M owner-occupied homes (2%) were worth $1M+, rising to 6.9M (8%) in 2024. In many markets, it reflects decades of home price appreciation—not luxury.
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The price to insure a home is based more on the buyer than the house itself, which is why one owner can pay $1.2K a year while a neighbor pays $2.1K.
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Housing supply isn’t just about quantity—it’s about the right mix. Three-bedroom homes remain the most common, while 4-bedroom homes have grown from under 20% of 1950s housing stock. As households evolve, home design matters too.
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Current look at Lake Travis, now ~8 feet higher over the last 24 hours.
It will climb another 4 feet or more in the next 24 hours with continued (and increasing) flows from the Llano River. 100% capacity ahead for the first time in 7 years #atxwx#txwx
Foreign-born residents remain concentrated in larger metro states, where economic opportunities drive migration. Yet most states still trail the national foreign-born share of 15%, highlighting uneven population growth trends.
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Curious which type of home is leading today's housing market?
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Ugly housing statistics so far this July.
Mortgage applications down 41% from same period in 2019.
Pending sales in June fell YoY, 2nd worst June reading ever.
Google searches for houses are falling.
All this is combining to make 2026 one of the worst summer housing markets in recent memory.
Reventure's demand index is now back down to an 8/100 (which is near the lowest level ever, worse than 2008).
Sales volumes will drop in future months, and I wouldn't be surprised if existing sales counts drop below 4.0 million annualized.
Silver lining: if you are buyer with intent, the next several months will have lots of discounts, especially in the South and West.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is blaming inflation “that has been above the Fed's objectives” for today's 6.49% mortgage rates, which are up sharply from a three-year low reached in February.
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