As the U.S. housing market experiences a slight cooling in 2025, potential homebuyers may find new opportunities in certain regions. While the South and West see price declines, the Northeast and ...

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The real estate landscape in the United States has changed significantly by 2025 After years of steady increases, some cities ...

Redfin Real Estate reports that foreign buyers benefit from a weaker dollar, allowing discounts on US homes while prices rise ...

The housing market is under strain with prices falling as families are unwilling to move and refinance their mortgages at ...

While housing markets around the nation are cooling down, Milwaukee's market is holding up better than any other major U.S.

The Delahuntys are now among a growing number of Florida homeowners facing challenges in selling their homes as the state’s ...

The US housing market is crashing and soaring all at the same time as pockets of the market see divergent trends. Home prices on the West Coast have plunged as much as 10%, while homes in the East ...

The resale market has been slumping since early 2022 as potential sellers sit on their homes rather than give up low mortgage rates. New houses had offered buyers some respite. No more.

I'm not alone. Many of us millennials have put off home buying and are playing catch-up. But, that's over now. In fact, if your house is on the market, odds are, a millennial is trying to buy it.

No, the housing market is not even close to the housing market crash during the 2008 Great Recession, experts agree. That's in part because of new lending regulations resulting from the meltdown.

The median sales price of a new construction home dropped to $402,400 in June, down from $444,500 in May, according to the US Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.