The Federal Reserve is continuing its torrent of rate hikes to control inflation at the start of 2023, and that increased affordability pressure could have serious implications for the housing market

Housing supply is inching higher after reaching a record low during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that inventory boost, paired with a slight drop in mortgage rates, is motivating buyers to jump back into the for-sale market

For the past several years, prospective homebuyers have been hindered by cutthroat competition and seemingly endless affordability hurdles, causing many to delay their home searches indefinitely

The hottest January housing markets were located predominantly in the Northeast and the Midwest, but will a thawing spring market motivate buyers to purchase elsewhere?

Homebuyers are opting for smaller floor plans to save costs on new-home purchases post-pandemic

Buyers are inching their way back into the for-sale market, but those looking for more affordable prices are finding ongoing affordability hurdles exacerbated by low inventory

Homebuyers paid with cash in more than 11% of all new-home sales in the final quarter of 2022, the highest share since 1990

In the throes of a market correction, experts say the spring homebuying season could be calm but competitive

With mortgage rates high and the prospect of continuing fluctuation, home builders need ways to boost demand. These tips will help