Home prices are rising but not as fast as earlier this year, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency
The number of new homes sold in May dropped 3.7% below last year's level and fell 7.8% from April
by Patrick Kearns Jun 25
Prices rose 3.5% year-over-year, according to CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index
by Patrick Kearns Jun 25
A shortfall in housing production is making homes ever more unaffordable for modest-income households, according to Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies
by Andrea V. Brambila Jun 25
Homeowners are clinging to low mortgage rates and increasingly aging in place, which means fewer people are selling and moving, and fewer homes are hitting the market
by Teke Wiggin Jun 21
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After 2 straight months of existing-home sales declining, the sales rate rose in May, according to NAR
by Patrick Kearns Jun 21
Economists praised the tech giant's plan to spend $1B on Bay Area housing, but expressed skepticism that the efforts will solve the region's crisis-level affordability problem
by Jim Dalrymple II Jun 20
The Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development said more cities should emulate Minneapolis and its unprecedented rezoning experiment
by Jim Dalrymple II Jun 19
Oregon, New York and Iowa experienced falling rental rates and rising home prices, according to Apartment Guide
Permit activity picks up, especially in the singe-family sector
by Patrick Kearns Jun 18
Investors are pouring money into vacation homes, multifamily properties, rental technology and everything in between. And that means agents have a golden opportunity
by Jim Dalrymple II Jun 18
Builder confidence has remained steady for about 5 months, but new concerns over trade could have an impact
by Patrick Kearns Jun 17
A 'barndominium' is a home that has been built out of a barn or other utility building
The new office in Texas will house 200 employees
Homebuyers with kids are more likely to go over budget and put down a deposit of less than 20%, new study says