Single-family housing starts face uninspired end to 2025
A slowdown in permits and sinking homebuilder confidence foreshadow a mostly somber outlook for U.S. house construction, analysts say.
Exclusive: Home prices grew just 1% in May
The latest signal that a buyer's market is coming: Home price growth slowed for the fifth month in a row in May.
Black shoppers most confident in ability to buy property soon, survey suggests
Black homebuyers have the lowest homeownership rates in the nation by race, but a new survey finds hope.
US will see moderating home price growth for rest of year and next, experts forecast
While home prices have not budged much, remaining on the high end in much of the U.S., housing experts say prospective homebuyers may see some relief in the final months of this year and next.
'Significant rates of poverty,' other factors, block road to homeownership for some Montana Native Americans
Native American communities continue to face a challenging road to homeownership in Montana, and one congressman is calling for a new path forward on Capitol Hill.
Housing stock runs thin in rural pockets of US. Experts offer four solutions.
Rural communities in the U.S. face housing shortages, just like some major cities, and policymakers spoke Thursday about potential solutions.
Home equity and appreciation on rise across the US, federal data shows
Buying a house continues to pay off for millions of U.S. homeowners, federal data released this week suggests.
Wilson, North Carolina, is a small but booming city attracting hundreds of new homes
A housing developer sees big potential in Wilson, North Carolina, a small city with a modest 48,000 residents that is drawing a lot of outside interest.
Prices for existing homes catch up with new construction
For a long stretch of years, newly constructed homes held a decided price advantage for sellers over existing houses. Now the gap between the two housing types has closed, and older homes sometimes sell for more than new ones.
Underscoring Midwestern affordability, Kentucky metropolitan areas see listings and demand jump
Louisville, Kentucky, continues to be decidedly Midwestern when it comes to its housing market, with relatively low prices that attract homebuyers looking to live in a big city without losing their shirts.
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