The Shrinking American Home
A new infographic from Credit Sesame takes a look at what the homes of tomorrow will bring. The size of the new American home has grown steadily since the early 1970s, but is expected to shrink to a average 2,152 square feet by 2015. The homes of tomorrow may be smaller, but they will likely include these cutting-edge features.
How Long Are Americans Staying in Their Homes?
Find out why owners sell, and how those reasons change as homeowners get older, in Credit Sesame’s latest infographic
How Developing Cities Are Taking the Lead in the Global Recovery
Which of the world’s fastest-growing cities are taking the lead in the global recovery? Find out in Credit Sesame’s latest infographic
The Date Decider: A Valentine’s Day Dating Guide
A basic guide to where you should take your date this Valentine’s Day…including the potential results of your decision.
Value Vote: How Much Are The 2012 Presidential Candidates Worth?
Find out which candidates have the most cash in the bank, and who’s funding their campaigns in our 2012 Presidential Election infographic
Indebted to Plastic: The History of Credit Cards
In our latest infographic, we depict the evolution of credit cards and predict what they may become in the future.
Decoding The ZIP: America’s Cheapest vs. Most Expensive Homes
An interactive look at median home values and the wild variance between home values in America’s cheapest and most expensive ZIP codes. Our latest infographic…
