5 years ago, only 85 US cities had starter homes that cost at least $1 million. Now there are 233.
The Zillow data illuminates just how difficult it is for buyers to purchase homes, even in cities and states once considered relatively affordable.
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A flight carrying hundreds had to divert after someone’s tablet got stuck in a business class seat
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Trump says if the US still has high tariffs a year from now, it would be a ‘total victory’
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I started taking Solidcore fitness classes to relieve work stress. Now I’m the CEO — here’s a day in my life.
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How ThredUp resells 17 million garments every year
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