#Housing Market

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The executive orders arrive a few weeks after Trump's State of the Union address to Congress in which the president offe...

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2026 demand data is positive, but Iran-driven energy costs, 15% tariffs, and Fed hawks could push mortgage rates above 6...

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Housing demand is accelerating as buyers absorb homes faster than new listings. Midwest markets lead the surge while inv...

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30-year mortgage rates hovered near 6.15% as employer payrolls fell by 92,000 in February and markets expected no Fed ra...

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As oil spiked toward $120, the 10-year yield moved to 4.21% then eased to 4.13% while mortgage rates stayed near 6.17%.

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BLS reported payrolls down 92,000 and unemployment at 4.4%, as oil touched $92 and the 10-year yield reversed to near 4....

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the U.S. housing market appeared to be on solid footing going into March, but a wrench was unexpectedly thrown into the...

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Mortgage rates ended last week at 5.99% as the 10-year hit a 2026 low, but now we have a new variable: war with Iran.

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Mortgage rates fell to 5.98%-5.99% as the 10-year yield moved under 4% and mortgage spreads held near normal levels.

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The AD Mortgage study found that in most states, it takes 1.5 to 3 years to raise an average FICO score to the 760 prime...

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Student-loan delinquencies rose to 16.3% in Q4, New York Fed data shows, as overall delinquency hit 4.8% and foreclosure...

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Rental vacancy is 7.2% and homeowner vacancy is 1.2%, supporting shelter disinflation and steadier mortgage rates.

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Industry leaders said Trump’s address left housing affordability largely unaddressed, with more focus on tariffs and inv...

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After a weekend of crazy headlines and a stock sell-off on Monday morning, bond yields are close to hitting 4% again, bu...

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Last week, pending home sales rose 4.6% year over year, inventory reached 700,259 and mortgage rates held near 6%.

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New home sales remain steady at 745,000 in December 2025, while housing permits show no growth and inventory declines.

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Inventory rose modestly while price cuts remained elevated. As the spring market begins, supply trends will test whether...

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The real estate market is experiencing a once-in-a-generation disruption, driven by forces that are fundamentally reshap...

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Housing demand rebounded as snow effects faded, pending sales and new listings rose, and price cuts fell 1% with rates a...

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New listings and pending sales dipped in late January, driven by a snowstorm rather than broader housing market trends.

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Normal job creation levels of the past are now looked at as big beats, and that has lowered the unemployment rate to 4.3...

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With pent-up demand, multi-generational buyers and a suppressed market, 2026 could be a landmark year for U.S. housing.

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Delta Media’s 2026 survey finds 85% of brokerage leaders expect higher profits and 62% forsee stronger housing demand.

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National housing market stable in January 2026, with median price at $419,999 and regional seller leverage diverging.

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Mortgage rates are stable near 6.2% after the Fed’s decision, with spring housing activity hinging on jobs and inflation...

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Early 2026 housing data shows rising buyer demand, expanding inventory and stable pricing, signaling improving market mo...

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Mortgage rates near 6% are driving higher home sales and applications, with inventory and new listings also rising in 20...

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Pending home sales fell 9.3% in December 2025, with all regions posting declines and the index at 71.8, signaling a slow...

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A Clever Offers survey finds 73% of Americans blame investors for the housing shortage, with 79% supporting regulation.

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Rising inventory and steady prices signal a more balanced U.S. housing market in 2026 as spring activity builds.

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Normalized mortgage spreads and steady rates may drive the first real year of home sales growth since 2021.

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Rep. Craig Goldman of Texas introduced a bill to eliminate federal capital gains taxes on primary home sales after two y...

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U.S. foreclosure filings rose 14% in 2025 to 367,460 properties, but they remain 87% below the 2010 peak, according to A...