Stay informed with expert insights, tips, and advice on mortgages, home buying, and real estate.
Indianapolis has quietly become one of the most active investor markets in the Midwest. The metro population has grown roughly 7.8% since 2018, single-family rental vacancy is sitting under 4%, and cap rates across the better neighborhoods still pencil out in the 6% to 8% range.
Read MoreDetroit's housing market is going through a slow, steady recalibration that very few American cities can claim. The metro's median home price now sits around $267,000, while the city itself remains genuinely affordable, with many corridors still under $150,000. Stellantis, Ford,
Read MoreCleveland's housing market is one of the most interesting in the Midwest right now, for two reasons that sit in tension with each other. On one side, the city itself remains genuinely affordable, with median home prices around $115,000 inside Cleveland proper and approximately $2
Read MoreCincinnati's housing market quietly remains one of the most accessible in the Midwest, with a median home price around $235,000 and a Fortune 500 employer base that is the second-largest per capita in the country. Procter and Gamble, Western and Southern Financial, Kroger, Fifth
Read MoreColumbus is in the middle of an economic shift that is reshaping who buys homes in central Ohio and how they qualify for financing. Intel's $28 billion semiconductor facility in Licking County, Amazon and Google data center build-outs, Microsoft's continuing investment in the reg
Read MoreSeveral Grand Rapids self-employed profiles come up repeatedly in our work:
Read More📖 25% through the archive
