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Living in the United States: Is Renting or Buying Better?

Living in the United States: Is Renting or Buying Better?

For renters in the United States, not buying a home may become their biggest regret. According to the Zillow Housing Aspirations Report, 45% of renters regret not purchasing a home, while only 8% of homeowners regret not choosing to rent, which is less than one-fifth of the former.

What Are the Rental Yields for Buying Property in the U.S.? Apartment Rent Growth Higher Than Last Year

What Are the Rental Yields for Buying Property in the U.S.? Apartment Rent Growth Higher Than Last Year

During May 2019, the national median rent for a 2-bedroom apartment was $1,185, and the median rent for a 1-bedroom apartment was $955. Compared to the previous month, apartment rents remained unchanged; year-over-year, apartment rents increased by 1.6%, slightly higher than the 1.5% growth rate observed during the same period last year. In other words, compared to the rates we observed from 2014 to 2017, the current growth rate remains significantly...

What should you pay attention to when renting a house in the United States? What is the process?

What should you pay attention to when renting a house in the United States? What is the process?

When immigrating to the United States, the first things to consider are food, clothing, housing, and transportation, with housing being the top priority. Some immigrants choose to stay with friends or relatives for a period of time initially, and then move out independently once they have adapted to life in the United States.

The Three Most Expensive Cities for Rent in the World

The Three Most Expensive Cities for Rent in the World

The three most expensive cities for rent in the world. Driven by the surge in overseas investment, the WorldWay Immigration Group has proposed "2017 as the Year of Investment in the United States" based on the global economic situation, indicating that 2017 is an optimal time to invest in the United States, and reminding those who wish to invest in the U.S. through the EB-5 investment immigration program to act early and seize the last opportunity before April 28 for U.S. investment immigration.

[U.S. Immigration Real Estate] Latest Analysis of the Los Angeles Housing Market in March 2016

[U.S. Immigration Real Estate] Latest Analysis of the Los Angeles Housing Market in March 2016

[U.S. Immigration Real Estate] Latest Analysis of the Los Angeles Housing Market in March 2016 — New immigrants who have successfully immigrated to the United States all plan to purchase real estate in the U.S. In 2016, Worldway Immigration Group proposed the concept of "Asset Allocation Year," with EB-5 investment immigration and purchasing U.S. real estate continuing to be the two major trends leading the U.S. investment sector in 2016. This issue of Worldway's "U.S. Immigration Real Estate Investment" column presents the latest analysis of the Los Angeles housing market in 2016 for reference by new immigrants interested in buying property.

[US Immigration and Property Investment] Analysis of the Latest Trends in the San Francisco Housing Market

[US Immigration and Property Investment] Analysis of the Latest Trends in the San Francisco Housing Market

[Essential Guide for US Immigration and Property Investment] Analysis of the Latest Trends in San Francisco Housing Prices—[Follow US Immigration Life News for US Immigration] New immigrants who have successfully immigrated to the United States often plan to purchase property in the US. In 2016, Worldway Group introduced the concept of the "Year of Asset Allocation," with EB-5 investment immigration and US property purchases continuing to be the two major trends leading the 2016 US investment sector. In this issue, Worldway...