The combined value of U.S. homes climbed to $49.7 trillion in 2024. Two upstate New York metros—Albany and Rochester—had the fastest growth in aggregate home value, while Florida metros grew more slowly. San Diego and Seattle look set to join eight other metros with homes worth $1 trillion in 2025.| Redfin Real Estate News
On asset allocation and how it should change over time.| Of Dollars And Data
My challenge to you: List your top financial mistakes. Not sure you want to invite the ridicule of others? To make everybody a little more comfortable, I’ll go first. Here are my top six: When I started investing in the late 1980s and early 1990s, I bought individual stocks and actively managed mutual funds. Admittedly, I went this route because it allowed this cash-strapped investor to get started in the financial markets with a few hundred dollars,| HumbleDollar
Timing the housing market is a bad idea.| A Wealth of Common Sense
Minneapolis and Austin are the models of making housing more affordable.| A Wealth of Common Sense
The baby boom reshaped family life and drove population growth in many countries. In this article, we explore the key patterns in seven charts.| Our World in Data
