Sun Belt markets were red-hot during the mid-pandemic Great Migration, but as renters return to bigger metros, prices in these popular housing destinations are beginning to fall
Once red-hot housing markets like Denver and Las Vegas are now characterized by slowing sales and stagnant price growth in the midst of a market correction
Affluent buyers are feeling the effects of rising mortgage rates and inflation, and as a result, many are backing out of high-end home purchases in these costly markets
The hottest U.S. housing markets aren't located in warm, sunny climates. Instead, buyers are flocking to small midwestern and northeastern metros for hidden pockets of affordability
Qualifying for a mortgage in today's high-cost housing market requires more income than in years past, but some U.S. metros are more affordable than others