Millions of Americans are looking to become homeowners in the year ahead, but as mortgage rates continue to climb while home prices remain elevated, not all prospective buyers will be successful

Millennials are entering their prime homebuying years during one of the housing market's most volatile periods in history, but many are forging ahead anyway

Unforgiving market conditions mean today's first-time homebuyers are older and more financially burdened than new buyers in years past

A number of buyers who purchased homes during the COVID-19 pandemic were forced to raise their budgets and make sacrifices to beat out the competition, and many now regret their decisions

These popular southern homebuying destinations offer robust job markets and a rising inventory of affordably priced homes

A quarter of all homebuyers looked to move to a new city in the fourth quarter of 2022. Here's where they went...

While first-time buyers confront a historically low supply of starter homes and surging housing costs, luxury real estate is cooling at its fastest clip in years

After months of slowing sales, homebuyers are making their way back into the for-sale market, and that increased demand is causing home prices to rise

The vast majority of Americans who became homeowners within the last two years are satisfied with their purchases despite making significant compromises