Real Estate Strategies
Here’s how a Zillow economist invests in real estate
What opportunity costs, ROI, and Yogi Berra have taught him about picking the right property.
Judy Dutton is a book author and editor who's contributed to The Wall Street Journal, Wired, Atlantic, and other outlets. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Properties
Manufactured homes are having a moment
New laws and low costs have placed this misunderstood property in the spotlight.
Properties
What it’s really like to invest in manufactured homes
They may get a bad rap, but the returns tell a different story.
Housing Market
How America’s new housing law will reshape real estate
Cheaper homes are coming…at least in theory.
Properties
Their fixer-upper farmhouse fantasy met reality
The co-founder of Cheap Old Houses admits that rural renovations aren’t all that idyllic.
Real Estate Strategies
They found the ugliest house in a red-hot market
Now that Meta and Micron have moved in, Boise, ID, is booming.
Housing Market
Rethinking real estate commissions
He thought Realtor fees were too high, so he found another way.
Housing Market
Here’s how an economist buys a house
Redfin’s chief economist opens up about her mistakes and misadventures shopping for homes.
Real Estate Strategies
Where you can own a data center (or at least a piece)
Here’s why Phoenix, AZ, is ripe for data center development—and how you can get in on it.
Housing Market
Here’s how an economist buys a house
Redfin’s chief economist opens up about her mistakes and misadventures shopping for homes.