In 2018, the Federal Trade Commission reported a 24% increase in the number of consumers who experienced credit card fraud involving accounts opened in their name without their permission.

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If enacted, the proposed abolition of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 would further increase the need for professional letting agencies to guide landlords through the lettings process, according to PayProp.

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More than 40% of Delaware County homeowners might be paying too much in property taxes this year, and will be next year, too. But that should change by 2021.

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Just a few years ago, more than a third of home buyers didn’t blink at throwing down cold hard cash to make their purchases.

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Kendall and North Miami surge as some of the best neighborhoods for home buyers. Brickell is among the hottest areas in town — as well as the most overvalued. And our ever-worsening traffic is playing an increasing role in where people decide to live.

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Per capita income in the United States rose by 1.8% in 2017 to $48,684, the third straight annual increase. Per capita income growth was seen all across the country, and while per capita incomes rose more in some metro areas than others, they rose in nearly every U.S. metropolitan area.

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Researchers at JLL took a look at the impact of rising rents in Los Angeles. They found that since 2000, the percentage of households renting in the metro area rose from 49.03% to 51.56%. This growing trend has been particularly common for Los Angeles County, where the divide between rented (54.19%) and owned housing (45.81%) has become even wider. Now, for both the county and the metro area, renting has become the norm.

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