A housing slowdown seemed entirely out of reach throughout the infamous pandemic homebuying frenzy, but as mortgage rates continue to climb and buyers pull back, it may now be a reality
Mortgage rates are rising and home sales are slowing down, but according to the National Association of Realtors' senior economist and director of forecasting, a full-blown correction is within reach
Rising sea levels, dangerous temperatures, deadly storms—the consequences of climate change are mounting, and these new homeowners may be in the direct line of fire
Homebuyers priced out of single-family purchases are finding more affordable housing alternatives without giving up the equity-building benefits of single-family homeownership
The Fed's most recent mortgage rate hike is putting a damper on home sales, and in order to attract remaining buyers, sellers are increasingly slashing their asking prices
Jackson, Mississippi tops the list of the 10 cities where homes are flying off the market the fastest, followed closely by other southern metros and a few northeastern hotspots
As mortgage rates quell heated competition and elevated buyer demand for existing homes, builders are finding ways to offer affordability to a more budget-conscious consumer base
