Employment is on the rise in the majority of U.S. states, but some regions are falling behind on a month-over-month basis

Overheated metros like Boise and Las Vegas could see significant price drops as the housing market reaches a tipping point

Even in the throes of an economic recession, prospective buyers aren't willing to put off home purchases, especially as sellers drop their asking prices in overheated markets

Home builder CFOs are facing persistent headwinds from inflated material and labor costs, lingering supply chain challenges, and a more hesitant consumer base

With much less financial risk-taking and an increase in equity wealth, today's buyers and homeowners are much more prepared to handle a housing downturn than they were in 2008

Ivy Zelman, founder of Zelman & Associates, is forecasting a full-blown housing correction in the months and years to come

Priced out buyers aren't the only ones feeling the sting of a housing reset; according to John Burns Real Estate Consulting, its consequences are reaching every corner of the market

A housing cooldown is officially underway, and according to Goldman Sachs, market activity will end 2022 down across the board

Mortgage rates could fall to 4.5% in 2023, according to Fannie Mae's most recent housing forecast, but that doesn't mean buyers will benefit from holding off on home purchases