An analysis of Census Bureau data shows that 53 percent of Millennials in Greater Hartford now own homes, but separate studies released in recent days suggest that the remaining 47 percent of area Millennials face a steeper path to ownership than their peers.
Despite the growing number of apartments in downtown Hartford, the region’s multifamily development scene remains firmly a suburban phenomenon.
Rents may be rebounding nation-wide, but the effective cost of housing is also rising quickly, according to a new report.
Greater Hartford grew its housing stock at one of the slowest rates anywhere in the country over the last 10 years, according to new Census Bureau data analyzed by apartment rentals site ApartmentList.com.
Rents in Hartford continue to decrease slightly on a year-over-year basis, according to a new report from Apartment List.
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest survey showed that the total number of loans now in forbearance increased from 8.46 percent of servicers’ portfolio volume as of May 24 to 8.53 percent as of May 31. According to MBA’s estimate, almost 4.3 million homeowners are now in forbearance plans.
Just as quickly as the COVID-19 pandemic bolted across the country, that’s how fast the financing situation has changed for homebuyers. And whether the mortgage market will return to “normal” once the scourge subsides is anybody’s guess.
Fairfield County has the largest number of commuters with more than a 90-minute journey to work, according to a new survey of Census Bureau data by Apartment List.
Hartford rents have declined 0.4 percent over the past month and remain more affordable than many other U.S. cities, according to a new report.
Of the 250 largest cities in the country, Hartford currently ranks 207 for year-over-year rent growth at 0.0 percent, according to a new report on rent growth from Apartment List.
A report released yesterday by Apartment List Rentonomics said the national rent index has fallen by 0.1 percent between August and September of this year. That is the first month-over-month decrease in 2017.
