February’s hottest housing markets could spell trouble for budget-conscious buyers

2021 came to a close with unfavorable market conditions for first-time buyers after consecutive monthly gains in home prices

Remaining havens of housing affordability are struggling to retain their resident populations, but waves of newcomers could soon take advantage of leftover inventory and low prices

Buyers are upping the ante to secure fast-selling homes in a heated 2022 housing market

Unoccupied homes across the U.S. provide a stark contradiction to a frenzied market and can offer clues into regional homebuying activity

With rising demand and inadequate regional supply, Colorado metros like Denver are seeing home price gains topping 20%

Market seasonality has been practically nonexistent throughout a post-pandemic buying frenzy, and low supply could keep offseason activity strong for the remainder of 2022

America’s most active real estate markets seem unfazed by the effects of an economic recession, a global pandemic, and a housing crisis over the last ten years

Unrelenting price gains are a direct result of low housing supply and heightened competition in nearly every market across the U.S.