Real Estate

The organization attributes the expected rebound to declining mortgage rates, continued job gains, and improved market stability.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

The hidden costs worsen the home affordability crisis amid elevated home prices and mortgage rates.

Although new construction slowed to 27 percent in August, some markets are still experiencing a glut of leftover new homes on the market.

Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.

Researchers say the latest trend reflects a normalization in foreclosure volumes.

Data also show the number of highly qualified refinance candidates rose to 1.7 million in late October, the largest since early 2022.

The increase came as mortgage rates ticked up to 6.34 percent.

As of 2024, remodeling firms accounted for 56 percent of all residential building construction establishments.

U.S. house prices rose by 2.3 percent from August 2024 to August 2025, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

In 2024, coastal areas in Florida, Texas, New York, and Louisiana led the national net outflow of residents.

Meanwhile, the share of first-time homebuyers has declined to just 21 percent—a record low.

‘If the Fed brings down mortgage rates, then they can end this housing recession,’ the US Treasury secretary said.

Only 28 out of every 1,000 single-family homes have been resold this year.

Nationwide, 1.32 percent of homes sat vacant, a 0.01 percent decrease from vacancy rates in the previous quarter.

Home price gains in August were smaller than July’s 1.6 percent increase and well short of market expectations of 1.9 percent.

The national entry point for luxury homes fell for the fourth consecutive month in September.

Hotels account for one-third of conversions, while schools saw the largest increase in 2024.

A homebuyer with a $3,000 monthly budget can now afford a $473,750 home, up from $447,750 a year ago.

Rents for single-family homes rose just 1.4 percent in August, less than half the 3.3 percent growth recorded in the same month in 2024.

The organization attributes the expected rebound to declining mortgage rates, continued job gains, and improved market stability.

Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.

The hidden costs worsen the home affordability crisis amid elevated home prices and mortgage rates.

Although new construction slowed to 27 percent in August, some markets are still experiencing a glut of leftover new homes on the market.

Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.

Researchers say the latest trend reflects a normalization in foreclosure volumes.

Data also show the number of highly qualified refinance candidates rose to 1.7 million in late October, the largest since early 2022.

The increase came as mortgage rates ticked up to 6.34 percent.

As of 2024, remodeling firms accounted for 56 percent of all residential building construction establishments.

U.S. house prices rose by 2.3 percent from August 2024 to August 2025, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

In 2024, coastal areas in Florida, Texas, New York, and Louisiana led the national net outflow of residents.

Meanwhile, the share of first-time homebuyers has declined to just 21 percent—a record low.

‘If the Fed brings down mortgage rates, then they can end this housing recession,’ the US Treasury secretary said.

Only 28 out of every 1,000 single-family homes have been resold this year.

Nationwide, 1.32 percent of homes sat vacant, a 0.01 percent decrease from vacancy rates in the previous quarter.

Home price gains in August were smaller than July’s 1.6 percent increase and well short of market expectations of 1.9 percent.

The national entry point for luxury homes fell for the fourth consecutive month in September.

Hotels account for one-third of conversions, while schools saw the largest increase in 2024.

A homebuyer with a $3,000 monthly budget can now afford a $473,750 home, up from $447,750 a year ago.

Rents for single-family homes rose just 1.4 percent in August, less than half the 3.3 percent growth recorded in the same month in 2024.