Housing economists forecast a 'further weakening in demand' as elevated interest rates continue to sideline prospective buyers

Rising land costs and shifting buyer preferences are forcing builders to replace entry level homes with larger, more expensive ones

Homebuyers have faced a number of obstacles on the path to homeownership since the start of the pandemic, and as mortgage rates continue to reach new highs, market sentiment is falling

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Housing demand surged as remote work became prevalent during the pandemic, but as household formation slows two years later, so too are home prices

Rental demand typically peaks during the third quarter of every year, but an economy rattled by peak inflation is leading to a rise in apartment vacancies

Mid-pandemic homebuying hotspots are the first to see major price reductions as the housing market enters a long-anticipated downturn

Real and nominal home prices could see double-digit declines over the next 5 to 7 years, but it may still take some time for buyers to feel the effects of a full-blown housing correction

Rising interest rates coupled with historically high home prices have cut hundreds of square feet out of homes affordable to San Diego buyers with a $3,000-per-month budget