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Record-high U.S. home costs of $440,660 persist alongside 6.5%+ mortgage rates, forcing buyers to adapt to a cooling, yet expensive, real estate market.
U.S. mortgage rates have reached their highest levels in nearly a year, extending gains for a third consecutive week.
Institutional landlords are offloading single-family rental properties as new legislation restricts corporate ownership of residential housing.
New research suggests the official U.S. homeownership rate may overstate the actual number of people who own their homes.
Industry analysts are monitoring shifting mortgage rate trends and their potential impact on the national housing market.
U.S. mortgage rates have climbed to their highest levels in nearly a year, reaching 6.55% following the escalation of the conflict with Iran.
First-time buyers face a widening divide as starter home affordability shows signs of stabilization in specific regional markets.
US housing market data shows conflicting trends as single-family starts decline while multifamily construction fuels a broader monthly rebound.
Pending home sales hit near-record lows as rising mortgage rates and sustained high prices create a tepid U.S. housing market.
Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest point in nearly a year, prompting a notable shift in homebuyer activity.
New York City rental prices have reached unprecedented levels in June, fueling intense debate over legislative intervention.
Erie, Pennsylvania, is trending as a top destination for homebuyers seeking budget-friendly alternatives to coastal real estate markets.
Only three U.S. states remain where first-time buyers can afford starter homes—coverage highlights the stark regional divide
Federal Reserve divisions on inflation and soaring home prices dominate US economic debate
Mortgage rate dip sparks a rebound in U.S. home sales after months of stagnation
A record percentage of Gen Z adults are living at home, marking a shift in financial strategy and long-term societal trends.
Luxury real estate is diverging as high-end market prices climb in major hubs while sub-$1M mansion opportunities persist in specific regions.
U.S. mortgage rates climb toward 6.5%, hitting 10-month highs as market volatility persists.
Housing market shifts: agents now see balance, not just seller dominance
Mortgage rates dip slightly but remain high—homebuyers and refinancers face a critical crossroads.
VA loans hit a decade-high share of U.S. home purchases as veterans tap into zero-down-payment benefits—while lawmakers push for clearer access.
Mortgage rates are exhibiting mixed volatility, settling near 6.5% as recent data reflects the largest decline in two months.
New analysis from Harvard suggests the middle-class home was a historical anomaly, as market reports predict a future mismatch between supply and demand.
Mortgage rates fluctuate as inflation data reshapes Fed expectations and housing market bets
Homeownership’s hidden costs are upending the 30-year mortgage’s stability—here’s what’s changing
After three years of hesitation, Americans are reconsidering homeownership—but affordability remains a hurdle