Home listings are drying up as sellers retreat and builders struggle to keep up with steady buyer demand

The Fed opted not to elevate already high interest rates this month, and experts say that rare break could mean greater housing affordability is on the horizon

Housing experts predict "with a high a degree of confidence" that shelter inflation, which has been persistently high for months, will drop during the second half of 2023

There are too few affordably priced homes to meet current housing demand, and builders are struggling to close that gap

Foreclosure rates are spiking, but it's mostly due to the end of a federal moratorium that suspended foreclosures during the pandemic

The majority of U.S. homeowners currently have a below-market mortgage rate, and rather than refinancing, many would-be sellers are backing out of the for-sale market

Construction of new build-to-rent homes hit a record in 2022, with Phoenix, Dallas, and Detroit adding the most single-family homes for rent during the last five years

Elevated mortgage rates are making homeownership more expensive for prospective buyers, but another housing obstacle is exacerbating the affordability crisis

Exclusive Research: A drop-off in key U.S. counties has a big impact on the housing sector