Evan Wyloge

While luxury home price increases have outpaced the rest of the market since the beginning of the pandemic, these 10 cities bucked the trend.

The number of homes for sale has scraped bottom for nearly five years—but in 14 U.S. markets, inventory is rising to pre-pandemic levels.

These cities have strong LGBTQ+ representation, but without the high prices of the coastal population hub most prominently known for inclusion and diversity.

Finding an affordable home in 2024 might seem like an exercise in futility. We’ve found where it’s still possible—but you’d better hurry.

In some markets, home prices continue rising, even as inventory grows and homes are selling slower, raising the possibility of a correction.

The gap between the income needed for a median-priced home and actual incomes reveals a broadening chasm that could be eroding the American dream.

The most walkable cities tend to be pricey. But there are still many others spread across the U.S. that are pedestrian-friendly.

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