Thousands of Americans found themselves priced out of a heated 2021 housing market, and more gains in the coming year could could keep homeownership out of reach for many more

Newcomers are ready to play and here to stay—these are the regions seeing the most competition from migrating Americans

The 2022 housing market will sustain some unfavorable conditions from the year prior, but slower price gains will give exhausted buyers time to breathe and regroup

Inflated mortgage rates, home prices, and rents are making home purchases pricier than ever for those brave enough to try their luck

The hottest cities of 2021 are becoming the picked-over markets of 2022, but buyers are still finding rare availability in some regions

Homes are selling faster than ever, and as supply dwindles, buyers are going toe-to-toe in yet another heated housing market

Rising mortgage rates are causing many Americans to either stretch their budgets or put off their home buying plans indefinitely

From energy efficiency to multigenerational design, buyer preferences are changing post-pandemic

Buyers persevered in an unconventional January market with unyielding price gains and a waning supply of homes