Rising mortgage rates and idle household incomes are hurting prospective homebuyers across the U.S.

After years of record high home prices and relentless buyer demand, the mid-pandemic housing frenzy may finally be coming to an end

Renting is just as unaffordable as buying a home in some major U.S. metros

Nevada buyers undaunted by rising mortgage rates are putting pressure on local builders to create more housing supply

Stagnant household incomes are no match for fast-rising home prices, but that widening ratio isn't sustainable for the long-term, experts say

Rising mortgage rates may not be the be-all and end-all of home purchases for woeful buyers. Instead, they might actually offer a window of opportunity for some

Overpriced housing markets are looking a lot like they did during the U.S. housing bubble over a decade ago, but some market experts still aren’t worried

The majority of first-time buyers were priced out of homeownership as interest rates rose at a steady pace in March

Employer-assisted housing (EAH) programs offer incentives for employees making home purchases