Popular cities like Boise saw record growth throughout a mid-pandemic homebuying boom, but as sales slow in a cooling market, sellers are beginning to slash their asking prices

Fewer buyers can afford to purchase homes with inflated price tags and elevated borrowing costs, but those who can are keeping competition tight in the for-sale market

Home Partners of America recently announced it will hold off on home purchases in 38 U.S. regional markets until the end of September

The upper end of the housing market saw the strongest competition throughout the pandemic, but as housing costs surge to new highs, buyers are now going toe to toe for the lowest-priced homes

Would-be sellers are opting not to list their homes as elevated mortgage rates dampen buyer demand and cause prices to fall

Sales fell for the second month in a row in July, but experts say that home price appreciation could slow by the end of this year and into 2023

At the start of the year, it seemed impossible for home prices to fall from record highs, but as mortgage rates climb higher and buyers pull back, a downturn may be on the horizon after all

Nearly 70% of Boise sellers dropped their asking prices in July, and that trend is spilling over into other popular markets as well

The mid-pandemic seller's market is coming to an end, but homeowners still benefit from fast-rising home appreciation