America’s First-Time Homebuyers Now Average Age 40
Median age for first-time homebuyers in the US has climbed to 40 this year amid high prices, rising mortgage rates and tight inventory pushing buyers to team up.
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Trudeau Resigns Amid Canada’s Housing and Immigration Challenges
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Can the Next U.S. President Ease the Struggles of Ordinary Americans?
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