Waning demand from prospective buyers is causing a growing number of sellers to slash their asking prices as the market cools

Millennials are the key drivers of growth for the housing market, but many are delaying their purchasing plans to wait out a period of elevated inflation

Surging interest rates are rapidly cooling homebuyer demand, and a lack of competition is forcing some sellers to drop their asking prices

Buyers, builders, and real estate agents are discovering how apps can assist with the home selection and sales process

Mortgage demand fell by more than 50% year-over-year a week ago as buyers scramble to adjust to an inflated market

Elevated mortgage rates are causing a growing number of buyers to put off home purchases, and that drop in demand is forcing some sellers to lower their asking prices

Risky mortgage lending seems to be making a comeback as borrowers dive headfirst into home sales ahead of a possible recession

Buyer demand is softening, sellers are lowering their asking prices, and inventory is rising, but we may not be through the thick of a housing boom just yet

Housing inventory is on the rise after years of a costly nationwide deficit, but as long as demand continues to outpace supply, home prices will remain elevated