#housing-trends

#housing-trends

Living with your parents isn't always the first option, but for Lindsey Gregory, it made the most sense. Not only are Gregory, her husband, their daughter, and her in-laws living under one roof, they bought a home together. While some people view living with their parents as a last resort or a safety net, Gregory saw it as an opportunity to strengthen her family.

Chicago is known for its lakefront views, towering skyscrapers, and historic neighborhoods, making it an exciting place to call home. It's no wonder that nearly 2,444 homes were sold in the month of July. Some of the home features trending upward in Chicago include beach access, lanai, heated garage, and two bedrooms. So if you're looking to buy a home in Chicago, let's take a look at today's newest listings. Latest Chicago listings

New York City continues to draw buyers, whether it's for a chic loft in SoHo or a classic townhouse on the Upper East Side. In July 2025, the median sale price rose to $900,000, up 4.7% year-over-year, while the median days on market fell to 52. Some home features in New York that have been trending up include a fireplace, having a great view, an in-unit washer and dryer, storage, and a roof deck.

Since 2013, the average floor area of properties in England has changed, with bungalows, terraced homes, and semi-detached properties increasing in size, while flats have shrunk.

In Nutley, NJ, many homes are selling well above their asking price, driven by demand for updated properties and desirable community amenities.

Manhattan's luxury real estate market saw only nine homes sold for over $4 million last week, signaling a potential downturn as summer progresses.

For many young adults, waiting for the perfect time to launch could mean missing the best time. The longer they delay, the more they risk falling behind.

In Bed Stuy, this two-family has a duplex above a garden rental. This former Open House Pick sold in February for $2.63 million, which was $169,000 under the asking price.