All Redfin Reports
‘Til Death Do Us Part: More Than Three-Quarters of Baby Boomers Plan to Stay In Their Home As They Grow Older
Older Americans who own their home are staying put largely because they’re financially incentivized to do so. It’s contributing to the shortage of homes for
The Typical Homebuyer’s Down Payment Is $56,000, Up 24% From a Year Ago
Over one-third of home purchases in February were made in all cash—not far from the record high. The median down payment for U.S. homebuyers was
Housing Market Update: Rising Supply Draws in Some Buyers, Even as Housing Payments Soar 10% to All-Time High
There are more homes for buyers to choose from, with new listings posting their biggest uptick in nearly three years. The typical U.S. monthly housing
First-Time Buyers Must Make $76,000 to Afford the Typical U.S. Starter Home–Up 8% From a Year Ago
Buyers must earn nearly twice as much as before the pandemic to afford the typical starter home, due to the one-two punch of high prices
Nepo-Homebuyers: More Than One-Third of Gen Z and Millennial Homebuyers Plan to Use Family Money For Down Payment
Young Americans who have the means are turning to family for help with down payments as housing costs soar. Working a second job is also
The Typical Household Earns Roughly $30,000 Less Than Needed to Afford the Median-Priced Home—But That’s an Improvement From Last Year
Buyers need to earn $114,000 to afford the typical U.S. home—35% more than the typical household makes. But that’s an improvement from October, when buyers
