The mid-pandemic housing boom created affordable pathways to homeownership for minority buyers, narrowing a historically rooted racial gap that has pushed Black, Latino, and Asian households into the rental market for decades

Homebuyer activity is slowing nationwide amid surging mortgage rates and home prices, and as a result, pending home sales are seeing their sharpest decline since 2015

Americans are moving away from costly metros and are instead seeking out sunny markets with more affordable home prices

U.S. economists warn that the housing market is headed toward a large correction, and some overheated metros could see major price drops

Homebuyers are dishing out more of their savings for down payments in these popular metros, though higher upfront costs mean more money saved long-term

For-sale homes are taking twice as long to sell as they did at the start of the year, and sellers are being forced to make concessions

A market correction could cause home price growth to plateau in the months ahead, especially if more prospective buyers delay their home purchasing plans

Home builders predict that prices could fall another 20% in popular markets as a housing recession moves full speed ahead