Housing experts are warning of market conditions that seem eerily reminiscent of the 2007 housing bubble and subsequent crash

Homebuyers are pumping the brakes on home purchases and backing out of bidding wars as rising mortgage rates slow a booming housing market

Buyer demand is softening, sellers are lowering their asking prices, and inventory is rising, but we may not be through the thick of a housing boom just yet

Buyers are leaving metro markets en masse to settle in more affordable suburbs

The number of apartments leased by renters in 2021 more than doubled the five-year average, says John Burns Real Estate Consulting

Overvalued markets may have reached their tipping point, and a recession could put a damper on fast-rising home prices

A slowdown in new housing construction means that the majority of U.S. homeowners are occupying homes that are nearly 40 years old

Demand is softening in the luxury market as more buyers are priced out of home purchases

Net equity extractions are on the rise as home prices keep climbing, but homeowners could soon slow their borrowing activity due to higher mortgage rates