Home builders reported surging profits in 2022 as an elevated share of homebuyers turned to new construction

A lot has changed in the U.S. housing market since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but some seasonal trends are returning

Mortgage reserve accounts offer one option for helping preserve homeownership and make mortgage outcomes more equitable

Mortgage rates are high right now, but just one-tenth of existing mortgages have an interest rate above 6%, and that imbalance has significant ramifications for the housing market

After years of volatility, home sales prices are following a more typical seasonal pattern this summer

Home builders are offering up bigger deals than ever before in an effort to lure homebuyers into the new-home market, and so far, those incentives appear to be working

Existing homes for sale are dwindling as homeowners hold onto their ultra-low mortgage rates, and with few other options, buyers are turning to the new-home market

Easing inflation led to the highest reading of consumer confidence in 17 months in June, but Americans remain wary about homebuying

Pending sales are falling, but housing activity is still lively across much of the U.S., especially in the new-home market