As homebuyer demand wavers amid record-high housing costs, sellers and builders are investing in a red-hot rental market

Sellers are being forced to adjust their expectations as buyers step back from the market and wait for price drops on available for-sale properties

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate climbed to a new high during Labor Day weekend, causing both buyers and sellers to step back from home sales

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

Sellers and buyers are both poised to benefit from a rebalancing market as competition wanes and prices stabilize

A large share of new for-sale homes were built on smaller lots throughout the pandemic, even as buyer preferences shifted in favor of spacious living

College football season is officially underway, and for avid sports fans, that may mean it's time to make necessary design changes for an unbeatable game day experience

Mortgage rates may be on the rise, but after two years of heated competition and record price gains, home sales are slowing and sellers are beginning to drop their asking prices