Michigan is one of the most affordable states in the U.S. with many cities offering homes under $200,000. Not bad, considering the median home price in the U.S. now exceeds $417,000.
While Chicago suburbs like Naperville and Glenview home prices can easily exceed $600,000, one city in the state offers homes at about one-tenth that price.
A landmark lawsuit may spell the end of seller-paid commissions for buyer's agents. Here are potential solutions.
While Atlanta and surrounding areas require home-buying budgets north of $400,000, at least ten towns in the state offer homes at about one-third that cost.
Florida home prices are on the rise, but these 10 cities are surprisingly inexpensive places to buy your first home.
It’s not news: the Golden State isn’t cheap. Still, people are buying and home prices keep going up. The allure of California has been enticing homebuyers, despite high prices, for decades.
One of the most affordable states, Indiana offers the typical home for well under $250,000, a massive discount from the national average of over $400,000.
Tennessee home prices have risen substantially in recent years thanks to a dramatic influx of newcomers. But it could still be a good place to buy, thanks to continued demand for housing.
The Tar Heel State isn't cheap, but high quality usually isn't. Homebuyers are rushing to get their slice of NC.
Think owning a home in Georgia is too expensive? The monthly price tag to buy in many cities isn't all that different from renting.
