Investors purchased fewer for-sale properties in Q2 2022, but strong rental demand could create new real estate opportunities throughout the remainder of the year
Thirty popular housing markets saw falling home prices in July, but the market isn't crashing. Instead, experts say it may finally be reaching equilibrium
List prices are beginning to fall as active inventory spends more time on the market, meaning that those still searching for homes are finding more options and less competition
NAHB Policy Briefing: Now that the Inflation Reduction Act is law, home builders see a mix of benefits ... and drawbacks; mortgage rates rise while housing affordability sees further decline
A more balanced market is putting buyers back into the driver's seat, and those who can still afford home purchases are backing out of deals and capitalizing on their bargaining power
Buyers are backing out of home purchases thanks to elevated housing costs, and builders are responding by reducing their prices and slowing their pace of new construction starts
