Single women own nearly 2.5 million more homes than single men and are more likely to be homeowners in 48 states across the U.S.

Unforgiving market conditions mean today's first-time homebuyers are older and more financially burdened than new buyers in years past

The U.S. population growth rate increased sharply in 2022 after reaching historic lows between 2020 and 2021

The home appraisal industry is plagued by a lack of diversity, and that misrepresentation has led to decades of racial discrimination and a widening affordability gap which these three female appraisers are working to resolve

An ongoing student-loan payment pause is helping more young adults budget for homeownership

After speeding into home purchases from 2019 to 2021, first-time buyers were slowed down by historically high home prices and skyrocketing mortgage rates in 2022

Data show household growth doesn’t seem to be getting the boost from behavioral changes it was a year ago, which has significant implications for future housing price and rent projections

Fewer people aged 20 to 24 are working or seeking a job, and the possible reasons why have economists dumbfounded

Unable to compete with repeat buyers backed by equity, first-time house hunters have been sidelined for two years, and housing costs are still rising