New-home sales are on the rise as builders adapt to a more cautious buyer pool

A high-cost housing market is pushing both buyers and sellers to the sidelines, leading to a slowdown in existing home sales

Renting is still the more affordable option in the majority of U.S. cities, especially as asking rents begin to drop down from record highs

Buyers are exercising caution and pulling out of real estate transactions at their fastest pace in a year

To get back on track, something—or things—got to give in a housing market bogged down by soaring interest rates, persistently high home prices, and a dearth of available homes

While reporting shows an increase in early-stage delinquencies and seriously overdue loans, active foreclosures saw a decline

With more rental inventory on the market, rents in the 50 largest metros have been declining for the past five months—a trend that's anticipated to continue

Rather than bowing out, prospective homebuyers are turning to new construction during a real estate slowdown

As mortgage rates and home prices outpace household income, the housing affordability crisis continues to grow