Buyers who can still afford home purchases are poised to benefit from waning demand, rising inventory, and falling home prices in a market correction

Hesitant buyers are pulling back from the for-sale market, and as a result, sellers are being forced to lower their asking prices

Mortgage rates are climbing, inventory is dwindling, and home prices are still rising, but a market correction could bring about big changes in the year ahead

Stable interest rates encouraged a growing share of homebuyers to search for homes in October after weeks of stagnant activity

Prospective buyers cited bidding wars as the most substantial roadblock to home purchases in Q3 2022

Home prices are falling faster than they were before the Great Recession over a decade ago, and investors are the first to pull out of a volatile buying landscape

NAHB Policy Briefing: Proposed rule will change how the Department of Labor determines employee/independent contractor status; latest Housing Market Index shows builder confidence declining

Home prices reached unsustainable highs in the nation's most popular metros throughout the pandemic, but a major market correction is leading to substantial declines in cities like San Francisco