Housing demand is falling amid soaring interest rates, and as sales taper off, home prices are beginning to drop in some mid-pandemic boomtowns

Home prices are still rising across the U.S., but not nearly as quickly as they were during a mid-pandemic homebuying boom

Prospective buyers are pulling back and waiting for an improvement in housing affordability in a market balancing soaring inflation and record high home prices with still-rising mortgage rates

City-goers are relocating for affordability at the fastest pace in years, and many are finding it in small towns and rural areas across the U.S.

Hesitant buyers are pulling back from the for-sale market, and as a result, sellers are being forced to lower their asking prices

Housing affordability is at the top of buyers’ minds as the election draws near

Mortgage rates are climbing, inventory is dwindling, and home prices are still rising, but a market correction could bring about big changes in the year ahead

As the Federal Reserve continues to raise its short-term rates to cool inflation and slow the housing market, prospective buyers are desperate for a reprieve

Rents fell by a singular percentage point from September to October, but the latest price drop marks the first time that one-bedroom and two-bedroom units have declined in tandem since 2020