Sellers and buyers are both poised to benefit from a rebalancing market as competition wanes and prices stabilize

Mortgage rates may be on the rise, but after two years of heated competition and record price gains, home sales are slowing and sellers are beginning to drop their asking prices

Americans rushed into home purchases throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but two years later, nearly three in four new homeowners have regrets

Homebuyer demand is falling at a steady pace, and as a result, a growing number of sellers are being forced to reduce their asking prices

A recent John Burns Real Estate Consulting consumer survey revealed that 66% of would-be buyers believe now is a bad time to invest. Here’s how builders, rental investors, and building products companies can keep them in the game

A $1 million homebuying budget doesn’t go as far as it did pre-pandemic thanks to fast-rising mortgage rates, low inventory, and peak national inflation

The average sale-to-list ratio fell below 100% for the first time since March 2021 during the four-week period ending August 28

Monthly home prices dropped at their fastest pace in six years in August—here's what that means for fall homebuyers

Buying a home looks far different today than it did in 2010, especially for those living in the nation's most popular metros