The market is shifting as mortgage rates surge to new highs, but a lack of affordability now could mean more savings down the road

Investors are snapping up affordable homes at a lightning pace in small regional markets across the U.S., and local buyers are struggling to compete

Over the last four quarters, the share of new-home sales financed with conventional loans has climbed by 4.3 percentage points, while the Federal Housing Authority’s market share has dropped 6.2 percentage points

The Federal Reserve has singled out the housing market as the No.1 driver of inflation, but its aggressive rate hikes could send the economy headfirst into another recession

Build-to-rent investors are fretting over a few worrisome trends as the market is pushed to the brink of a recession

Americans are relocating to small Midwestern cities far from busy coastlines to find pockets of affordability

A nationwide affordability crisis is leaving low- and middle-income homebuyers with few options, and for some, none at all

Homes in Boise, Phoenix, and Tampa were selling at a lightning pace throughout the pandemic, but a recession could soon pull the plug on sales in the nation's most popular markets

Popular housing markets like Boise, ID saw record growth throughout the pandemic, but affordability concerns are causing buyers to pull back, and home prices are beginning to fall as a result