Even real estate investors report feeling more pessimistic about housing-market prospects
Small-scale real estate investors are feeling pessimistic about their prospects in the housing market as inventory constraints continue to plague buyers of all shapes and sizes.Original Article


Single-family homes are less affordable across the country than at any point in the last 13 years. About 75% of counties across the country are less affordable than the historical average during the third quarter of 2021, according to data from national property database Attom Data Solutions LLC. That’s up up from 56% of counties in the third quarter of 2020 and marks the worst rate since 2008. That means 430 out of 572 counties analyzed in the third quarter of 2021 are less affordable than…
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The Nolen is built to maximize privacy, its developers said.
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