After years of fierce competition for limited housing supply, elevated interest rates may not be enough to cool off a red-hot housing market

U.S. buyers unfazed by record home prices and tense bidding wars during the pandemic are lowering their expectations and holding off on home purchases two years later

Rental prices are up to new highs, but experts say they may finally be decelerating

As the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage creeps closer to 6%, buyers are locking in rates to avoid more price hikes in the months to come

Record housing appreciation is helping some homeowners build substantial wealth, while would-be buyers are priced out on the opposite end of the housing market

With strong local economies, favorable community amenities, and relative housing affordability, midwestern metros are attracting the largest share of migrating buyers

While many affluent homebuyers are packing up and heading to sunny climates and more favorable metros, most house hunters are staying close to their current homes

While some economists predict home price deceleration as a result of higher mortgage rates, home builders are seeing nothing but high demand and above-average home sales

Homebuyers migrating to Sun Belt markets are nearly doubling their budgets to afford new home payments