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Between all of those elevated costs and uncertainty about a potential recession, you may be wondering if it still makes sense to buy a home today.

The process of buying a home can feel a bit intimidating, even under normal circumstances.

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Everywhere you look, people are talking about a potential recession...

According to recent research, U.S. housing markets are cooling with more than 25% of sellers cutting their prices this year. Wondering why? Rising interest rates are the answer. Although there is a cut in prices, there are some housing markets that remain as hot as ever. Here is a list of of the hottest housing markets in the USA right now and the best places for purchasing a home in 2022. 

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10.) 144 Springfield Point Rd., Wolfeboro NH

$19,500,000

This luxurious "Lakeside Manor" on the Lake Winnipesaukee shoreline is the ultimate respite, offering both privacy and maximum comfort. It comes with a spa, sauna, gym, theater, 900+ bottle wine tasting room, [...]

After five months of upswing, sales of existing homes were lower in November.

They lowered 2.5% month-to-month to a seasonally adjusted yearly rate; 6.69 million units. Sales were 25.8% higher YoY. 

Smart homes are becoming more common since they present many advantages. People usually install them in their homes to have better control over energy efficiency and safety, but other than that, do they add value to a home?

The housing market has recovered greatly in comparison to the housing price hitting its all-time low six years ago. The house prices, however, have reached unprecedented highs, largely caused by the shortage of housing inventories.

Here’s the good news for all home sellers and buyers: existing-home sales inched up 1.3% in August, which is the all-time high since nearly a year and a half ago. The housing market keeps looking good ever since.

Here’s the good news for all homebuyers: getting a mortgage only takes 40 days on average in 2019, which is down 11 days from 2018, and 34 days from 2017.