Baby Boomers are better equipped financially for homebuying and, as a result, are beating Millennials in the race to find affordable starter homes

Median U.S. rent saw its largest annual decline since March 2020 last month, thanks to fresh supply from multifamily developers and homeowners choosing to rent rather than sell their properties

Entry-level housing has never been so expensive, especially in secondary cities where renters could comfortably make a move toward homeownership pre-pandemic

There are too few affordably priced homes to meet current housing demand, and builders are struggling to close that gap

Foreclosure rates are spiking, but it's mostly due to the end of a federal moratorium that suspended foreclosures during the pandemic

As competition heats up for available homes, a third of all buyers are paying cash, the highest share in a decade

Middle-income buyers can afford to buy less than one-quarter of listings in today's housing market

The majority of U.S. homeowners currently have a below-market mortgage rate, and rather than refinancing, many would-be sellers are backing out of the for-sale market

Housing markets that saw unprecedented growth during the COVID-19 pandemic are now seeing the most substantial home price drops