Renters and buyers are searching for even ground as prices in both markets reach record peaks and nationwide housing supply dwindles

Renters are taking remote work into their apartments and using additional bedrooms as spacious home offices

It may sound counterintuitive, but by creating gaps that allow the roof, walls, and floor of a house to move, home builders can mitigate callbacks and lost profit

These top-selling master planned communities all benefited from America’s “Great Reshuffling” during the pandemic

Buyers are making sure they get their money's worth, and as a result, fewer are waiving appraisal and inspection contract contingencies into the start of 2022

Prospective buyers are crossing their fingers and extending their homeownership timelines as prices inch higher

From small towns to big cities, Americans are making yet another big move in 2022—here’s where they’re headed

Once considered luxurious and practical, the shared bathroom vanity is a design preference of days past

The U.S. population grew by a mere 0.12% in 2021, but some states showed no signs of slowing