More homeowners are putting put their properties up for sale, data show. That creates more inventory for buyers.

"However, for the time being, the market is only accessible for higher-earning buyers who are less sensitive to home prices ...

Nationwide, the stash of homes for sale is still playing catch-up ... With migration cooling, the high rollers propping up prices are thinning out. Overvalued homes, particularly in Sunbelt ...

Housing costs are expected to go up due to the tariffs that the Trump administration has imposed on imported goods. Builders ...

Sky-high home prices also continue to ascend ... And though housing inventory is creeping back up, it still remains below the historical averages.” Residential Real Estate Stats: Existing ...

Pent-up demand and the rapid pace of home appreciation is fueling the ongoing rise in home prices, even as mortgage rates ...

Dayton-area home sales saw a decline in volume in ... though, Castro said. “Prices are still going up, but not at the rate that there were two years ago,” he said. “They’re still creeping ...

Still, he’s hesitant to characterize ... the limited housing inventory could cause prices to shoot back up, making homes unaffordable for more would-be homeowners—especially first-time buyers.

U.S. home prices accelerated in the first month of the year, though high mortgage rates dug into buyer demand and market activity, according to a monthly indicator. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller ...

The supply of houses for sale is recovering much faster in some parts of the country than in others.

For months, Tennesseans and people across the nation have been subjected to ever-growing prices in grocery stores, but we may ...

But average home values are up, increasing 2.6% year over year to ... down from when they peaked near 8% in October 2023, they're still higher than what many homeowners and buyers are used to.