City goers all across the U.S. could benefit from adaptive reuse construction, but the burgeoning trend has yet to catch on in most metros

Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) had a hand in the housing downturn that led to the Great Recession, but they won’t do as much damage this time around, experts say

Some popular housing markets are poised to see long-awaited price drops as the Fed forces sellers to realign their expectations to accommodate budget-conscious buyers

Fewer buyers can afford to purchase homes with inflated price tags and elevated borrowing costs, but those who can are keeping competition tight in the for-sale market

A new survey of home builders reveals a greater proliferation of connected home systems and devices across all price points nationwide

Home Partners of America recently announced it will hold off on home purchases in 38 U.S. regional markets until the end of September

The upper end of the housing market saw the strongest competition throughout the pandemic, but as housing costs surge to new highs, buyers are now going toe to toe for the lowest-priced homes

It could take some time for single-digit price reductions to make a substantial dent in overall housing affordability, especially after years of record price appreciation

Over the past several years, the housing market has been described as volatile, overheated, and brutal, but most recently, experts are using a more optimistic buzzword: balanced