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Most young Britons say rising barriers to home ownership are dividing the country socially and economically, and one in five has abandoned the dream of ever owning a property, a survey by mortgage provider Halifax said.Over 70 percent of 8,051 survey respondents said the country was being split between those who could and those who couldn't buy a home, which in the long run could impact neighborhoods, families and the job market, the Lloyds Banking Group-owned lender said on Monday.The respondents, aged between 25 and 40, said the effects included leaving their generation without sufficient resources for retirement, affecting social mobility and widening the country's wealth gap.House prices rose steeply in Britain from the late 1990s until the global financial crisis broke in 2008, and they have been kept high by a combination of factors, including historically low interest rates and shared ownership schemes."Home ownership is clearly still an important goal for a lot of people, but f...
Home prices are surging, but home ownership is down, which couldn't make entrepreneur and author Patrick Bet-David happier.Home ownership used to be a major part of ...
Dick Burke of Apartments.com says the apartment industry is closely tied to the housing market
The housing news is good, really good. But is it too good?Historically low interest rates; home sales up in the double digits with February's existing-home sales hit...
As Congress looks for ways to close the growing deficit and curb spending, the mortgage interest deduction could be on the chopping block, and with good reason: it's...
The Corcoran Group founder Barbara Corcoran, The Campins Company co-founder Katrina Campins, The Agency co-founder Mauricio Umansky and real estate attorney Bob Massi discuss the condo market.
From doling out allowances to teaching their kids how to responsibly spend their money, mothers play an integral role in shaping their children's money habits. These...
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will urge his G-7 colleagues to take action to boost growth and domestic demand at their meeting this weekend in the United Kingdom, a se...
It's looking like an unsettling spring in Canadian housing, a market that has proven far more even-keeled and less scary for investors in recent years than in the Un...
FBN’s Tracy Byrnes on the decline in the number of families that own a home.
FBN's Lou Dobbs weighs in on U.S. home ownership .
Bob Rice on why the housing market is strong in a stagnate economy
Dr. Keith Ablow on the link between economic hardships and depression.
Real estate guru Bob Massi sounds off
The Dodd-Frank financial reform law could take years to implement as regulators bicker over how to interpret the legislation nearly three years after it was enacted,...
Home prices up. Interest rates low… A look at what potential buys and sellers need to know. Christina Scotti reports
Forget a the picturesque house surrounded by a white picket fence in the suburbs, real estate agents across the country say the new American dream is a condo in the ...
Rick Davidson knows a thing or two about achieving the American dream.As the CEO of Century 21, the world's largest real estate sales organization, he helps people r...
Many people shopping for real estate today are younger than previous generations of home buyers, and they're extremely tech savvy. They grew up with smartphones, app...
As young adults struggle to get out from student loan debt, which averages a whopping $26,000 per student, according to The Project on Student Debt, they're shying a...
