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The next two decades in housing markets depends largely on the Echo Boomers.
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May 18--The 1940 census was released by the National Archives in April, offering those interested the opportunity find out where Uncle Fritz and Aunt Bessie grew up.
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High-tech and a U.S. manufacturing homecoming create jobs.
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May 4--Compared to the rest of the nation, the average working family in Pittsburgh is not struggling as hard to keep a roof over its head.
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April 29--With baby boomers hitting retirement and Duluth housing getting older along with them, a recent report points to a pressing need for affordable rental housing and alternative housing for older residents.
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A new report by the Center for Housing Policy looks at the housing landscape for elderly Americans and what it means for the near future.
A Los Angeles builder/developer is finding a market for communites where residents can leave their cars behind and walk to public transit and around town.
High tech and medicine spur job creation while military jobs wane.
A Maine builder has cracked the code to what design elements and thoughtful details hit home with many female buyers.
Record foreclosures and unprecedented home devaluations may have tarnished homeownership, but the desire to own a home remains strong.
A smattering of economic development news across the country relevant to home builders.
A Birmingham, Ala., builder focuses on building houses that buyers fall in love with, successfully luring them away from their upside-down homes.
Looking for a niche to fill next year? These trends are likely to influence how consumers live for much longer than the next 12 months.
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The poll also looked at priorities for those nearing retirement, and while the two groups didn’t always agree, ideas quickly aligned on topics that relate most directly to physical health.
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Americans grew more pessimistic over job loss, the economy and home ownership in the second quarter of 2011, according to Fannie Mae's latest quarterly National Housing Survey, released Monday. The survey of 3,002 adults found that 64% said they believed the economy is on the wrong track, a high...