For better or worse, many American cities are defined largely by their local economy. Places like Las Vegas and Miami are major international tourist hubs, while Houston is a global energy leader, and Detroit is practically synonymous with the U.S. auto industry. (Here is a look at the most iconic job in every state.) Similarly, […]
With more personal debt, lower savings and wealth, and other financial difficulties, millennials—those born between 1981 and 1996—have more barriers to overcome than previous generations when starting or running their
Millennials today—those born between 1981 and 1996—are in the prime of their lives, and with a population of more than 72 million, they would seem set to be a major force in society and the economy. But the story is not so simple. Many.
The real estate market has made it very challenging for many Americans to achieve their dream of homeownership. Indeed, a high cost of housing, soaring rates and low inventory have left many.