For example, more than 25,000 residents have left California in the last five years. Here’s where they’re going.

Homes.com calculated how long it would take someone to save a 10% down payment for the homes of 12 celebrities. It indicates, that if the average person saved the recommended 20% of their annual salary, it would take them a whopping 764 years to afford Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s home.

FICO and its competitor, VantageScore, have been held in suspense to see which credit score model, if any, the FHFA will choose to use going forward. But now, the agency announced it is postponing its decision and will instead be shifting its focus to implementing the recently passed Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act. Click the headline to read more.

The American Dream of one day owning a house is still something that Millennials want and are actively pursuing, and that still appears to be true, but for many Millennials that dream is dying, dead or undesirable.

Over the last 28 years, San Francisco’s population has become drastically more susceptible to rent burden. A study by the San Francisco Planning Commission revealed that people making 80% to 120% of the area median income ($82,900 as of April) have become susceptible to rent burden. Nearly three decades ago, this would have been nearly unheard of.