The Federal Reserve continued its efforts to tame inflation and bring down housing prices in Q2, but buyers were still grappling with affordability issues

The highest mortgage rates in two decades are causing buyers and prospective sellers to pull back from the housing market

The Federal Reserve maintained its federal funds rate in September, but experts warn the pause will be temporary

The number of Americans paying $2,000 per month for a home mortgage has nearly tripled within the last two years

Wealth inequality isn't being helped by the fact that a growing number of young homebuyers are leaning on their families for financial support when buying a home

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage reached a 22-year high last week, but market economists say a "glimmer of optimism" lingers on the horizon

Rising interest rates are causing a growing number of prospective buyers to think twice about buying

Starter homes are becoming both harder to find and harder to afford, particularly in these local markets

While measures of inflation posted a small gain in July, experts say that monthly increase won't necessarily translate to more rate hikes in the housing market