As 7% mortgage rates make home purchases unaffordable for a growing number of Americans, sellers will soon be forced to slash their asking prices to hold onto waning buyer demand

Build-to-rent developments traditionally give entry level buyers an affordable stepping stone to homeownership, but as rental costs surge, experts say they may actually be doing more harm than good

Housing affordability recently took another hit as the 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached 7%, and a growing number of prospective buyers are struggling to stay in the game

The housing market may be slowing, but sellers are still in the driver's seat in these affordable homebuying destinations

Median rent fell for the first time since November last month, but renters shouldn't get their hopes up just yet, experts say

While the rest of the country faces the aftershock of soaring interest rates and persistent inflation, regional markets in the East and Midwest are balancing affordable home prices with strong buyer demand

U.S. home prices fell at the fastest rate in the history of S&P Case-Shiller Index in July, but not all markets are decelerating at an equal pace

Rental costs are falling in formerly overheated metros, and more price drops are expected as the rental sector rebalances post-pandemic

The housing market is in the throes of a major post-pandemic slowdown, and according to some of the nation's top economists, that could lead to substantial price drops in the year ahead