Learn about the four ways a Unison Equity Sharing Agreement can end, including selling your home or choosing a buyout.
Over two years into the “COVID Era,” this trilogy of blog posts considers the effects of the pandemic on particular aspects of homeownership. Now featured: the rise of the home gym.
Over two years into the “COVID Era,” this trilogy of blog posts considers the effects of the pandemic on particular aspects of homeownership. Now featured: the baby blip, and rise of the multigenerational household.
More women own homes now than ever, but that’s not the whole story. This blog outlines inequalities for women relative to homeownership, including the persistent pay gap and its effects.
Asian American & Pacific Islanders are often excluded from conversations on housing inequality & the homeownership race gap. Find out how this happens, & why it’s a problem.
Your credit scores are determined by several factors, including payment history and credit utilization. Here are some tips that can help raise your credit score.
If your current home isn’t your dream home, you may wonder if you should renovate it, or sell it and move. Here are some tips to help you decide.
Traditional “second mortgage” options like HELOCs or home equity loans often bring larger monthly payments, stricter qualifications, and added stress – which isn’t what you need when cash flow feels tight.
If you own a home, there’s a good chance you’re sitting on a significant amount of equity. The challenge? Most of it is trapped in your property – which means it can’t help you cover pressing needs like renovating an aging home, paying down debt, saving for retirement, or investing in new opportunities.
For many California homeowners, the pressure isn’t just the daily cost of living. It’s also the weight of high-interest debt – credit cards, medical bills, car loans, student loans – all can make it feel like you’re running in place, even if the home you own has appreciated in value over the years.
If you’re a Bay Area homeowner, you probably know the feeling: your home has gone up in value, but using that value – for big expenses, renovations, or paying down debt – doesn’t feel as simple as it should.
Getting ready to sell your home? The right improvements can boost your sale price, attract more buyers, and make for a smoother closing – but not all upgrades are worth the investment. Whether you’re looking to maximize curb appeal or reduce negotiation headaches, a few small changes can go a long way.
After several years of tension and volatility, the housing market heading into 2026 looks more measured. We’re seeing fewer headlines about runaway prices, and fewer fears of a sudden collapse. Instead, economists are pointing to a market that’s slowly finding its footing.
