Risky mortgage lending seems to be making a comeback as borrowers dive headfirst into home sales ahead of a possible recession

Buyer demand is softening, sellers are lowering their asking prices, and inventory is rising, but we may not be through the thick of a housing boom just yet

Buyers are leaving metro markets en masse to settle in more affordable suburbs

Housing inventory is on the rise after years of a costly nationwide deficit, but as long as demand continues to outpace supply, home prices will remain elevated

The number of apartments leased by renters in 2021 more than doubled the five-year average, says John Burns Real Estate Consulting

Buyers long delayed by fierce bidding wars and low inventory during the mid-pandemic buying frenzy could find more opportunities for home purchases as the market decelerates

Pro Builder's Housing Giants report ranks the top U.S. home builders by revenue, closings, and type and location of homes built and takes a deeper dive into two driving forces in housing today: build-to-rent and off-site construction

The housing market is undergoing a major transformation that will likely create a series of hurdles for buyers in the near future

Asking rents exceeded $2,000 for the first time in May, revealing a widening affordability crisis spilling over from a supercharged housing market