Fewer Homeowners Expected to Sell Due to Longer Residency Requirements in Tax Reform Bills High-income Millennials Will Popularize the “Urban Suburb,” Suburban Neighborhoods with Public Transit, Walkability and Amenities SEATTLE - The 2018 housing market is expected to be shaped by continued demand for homeownership, tax reform’s effect on affordability and low inventory. This is […]
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