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2 minutes read time. In 2023, approximately 65.9% of households in the United States own their homes, while the remaining 34.1% are renters. This means that nearly two out of every three households are homeowners. This rate has experienced fluctuations over the years, peaking at 69% in 2004 before declining to 63.4% in 2016, and then gradually increasing thereafter. Homeownership rates vary...

5 minutes read time. By ZeroCommHomes | March 2025 Los Angeles is facing an unprecedented rebuilding challenge after the recent mega wildfires. While official estimates have pegged the economic losses at around $50 billion, leading real estate experts—including outspoken investor Grant Cardone—argue that the true price tag could soar to $500–600 billion or more. This isn’t mere...

Real Estate Is a Battlefield: The Hidden Costs That Can Wreck Your Deal Listen up: Real estate isn’t a fairy tale—it’s a battlefield where hidden fees, sneaky commissions, and unforeseen repair costs can blow your deal wide open. Beneath those glossy listings and market hype, there’s a dark underbelly that’s designed to bleed you dry if people are not paying attention. This isn’t...

7 minutes read time. New York City’s rental market is undergoing a transformative shift. With the emergence of “no broker fee” apartments, renters can look forward to a landscape that—on the surface—appears to lower upfront costs and simplify the leasing process. However, as with any major market change, the story is more complex. In 2025, both federal policies and local government actions...