Realtor.com Projects ‘Turning Point’ for Market in 2026, Falling Short of Rebound
It has been hard to predict the housing market in recent years. From the fastest ever tightening of interest rates ...
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Lower Mortgage Rates Boost Existing-Home Sales Slightly Despite Shutdown
Despite a prolonged government shutdown that lasted throughout the month, October still saw a slight increase in existing-home sales, according ...
Factors That Suggest a Buyer’s Market (And Ones That Don’t)
In September, Redfin characterized the Summer 2025 housing market as the strongest buyer’s market “in over a decade,” as from ...
Government Shutdown Sparks ‘Dramatic Pullback’ in Regional Housing Market
As the government shutdown reaches day 14, the future remains uncertain. Although the Senate is set to reconvene today to ...
Western States Advocate for Housing Reform, Affordability
State housing leaders recently gathered during a webinar titled, “Unpacking Housing Policy Reforms in California, Arizona and Nevada” to discuss ...
Mid-Year Momentum: Key Insights from The Institute’s 2025 Luxury Market Report
As we move into the second half of 2025, the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing’s Mid-Year Luxury Market Review reveals a narrative ...
The Housing Markets Heating Up the Most This Summer
In the ever-shifting world that is real estate, housing markets live in a pretty consistent state of ebb and flow, ...
Housing Inventory Up 32% in May, Easing Listings Crunch in Some Regions: Report
Housing markets across the U.S. are finally seeing more inventory up for grabs, alleviating a supply crunch that’s been years ...
Inventory Leaps as Existing-Home Sales See Slight Monthly Increase
Existing housing inventory, which has been highly deficient in the past few years, saw a significant leap in May, according ...
The Housing Crisis Demands Action—Here’s a Blueprint
As communities across America grapple with a housing affordability crisis, policymakers face a clear choice: Pursue proven solutions that boost ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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