Homebuyers and sellers share a similar outlook on the housing market as elevated borrowing costs and house prices prolong a worsening affordability crisis
Million-dollar homes account for a smaller share of the real estate market than they did one year ago as elevated mortgage rates force sellers to slash their asking prices
The U.S. housing market is cooling after a period of hasty homebuying during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some real estate destinations are poised to see strong growth in the year ahead
The spring homebuying season is just around the corner, but will elevated mortgage rates and low for-sale inventory continue to delay prospective buyers?
After years of volatility in an unpredictable real estate market, inventory shortages, unaffordable housing, and rising interest rates in 2023 pose ongoing challenges for buyers and sellers alike
Ivory Innovations recently revealed its 25 finalists for the 2023 Ivory Prize. This year's finalists demonstrated ambitious solutions to the housing affordability crisis and were selected from 203 nominees
Home prices are falling, even in the nation's most popular metros, as elevated borrowing costs lead to a housing recession, and experts warn more rate hikes from the Fed could cause an even more significant slowdown in the year ahead