The housing market will eventually adjust to record inflation and elevated mortgage rates, and that could mean a much-anticipated slowdown in home prices

Though some experts expected home prices to decelerate as interest rates crept to new highs, homebuyers are still battling a persistent affordability crisis

These regional markets offer relative affordability and more expansive for-sale inventories

Over 75% of all Americans are impacted by a lack of affordable housing, and they're growing impatient with seemingly apathetic policymakers

Adjustable-rate mortgages were one of the causes of the Great Recession in 2007, and as housing prices escalate to new record highs, they’re making a comeback nationwide

The average list price rose to a new high across the U.S. at the end of March, but according to some housing experts, a late 2000s-esque housing bubble isn’t a likely scenario

The majority of females are still underpaid in comparison to their male coworkers, an affordability gap which is making its way into the housing market

Relentless home price gains are pushing a growing number of buyers entirely out of the housing market

Supercharged home prices are creeping toward new highs, but inflated mortgage rates could change that, experts say