It will take longer than 7 years for the country to fix the current supply gap in the U.S. housing market, according to a new ...

A 2025 recession could cool the housing market, lower home prices and mortgage rates, and offer opportunities for buyers.

Current expert analyses suggest that a housing market crash in 2025 is unlikely. NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun told ...

The housing market experienced dramatic changes during the COVID-19 pandemic characterized by an initial surge in demand and low mortgage rates.

Part of the apparent shift may be due to a demand-supply challenge. There aren’t enough houses being built to satisfy ...

A homebuilding boom in the Southern U.S. could help mitigate affordability hurdles for buyers, according to an analysis from First American.

Hale explains that a housing market crash would also require something that upsets the existing housing balance, namely more supply than there is demand for homes. Given that inventory remains ...

The housing market is already in crisis. Homeownership is increasingly out of reach for working- and middle-class families, ...

According to the latest economic data, many believe that 2025 will see continued investments and be a more active year for ...