Home prices break record in New Hampshire
The median sales price for a single-family home in New Hampshire hit a record $566,250 in June, further proof that a housing crisis has gripped the Granite State, the local realtors group said Monday.
Florida's Palm Beach County awarding up to $100,000 to eligible first-time homebuyers
One of Florida's largest counties is kickstarting a $3 million program that awards as much as $100,000 per eligible household looking to buy their first homes.
Consumer confidence in housing market slips
In recent months, data about the housing market has shown a shift: Buyers are gaining the upper hand. But now, new survey results have revealed a mismatch between what the numbers say and how consumers feel.
Large development could take a bite out of Delaware’s housing need
A single-family house developer plans to build up to 663 residences in northern Delaware, catering to commuters to nearby Wilmington and Philadelphia and retirees.
Once called ‘miserable,’ Rockford, Illinois, is attracting new homebuyers
When a home lists in the northern Illinois city of Rockford, it’s gone within 23 days — half the national average, according to Homes.com data. Agent and lifelong resident Dianne Parvin says it’s more like minutes.
Buying a condo or co-op in Manhattan now averages $1.24 million, market report says
Sales of condominium units and co-ops continue to soar in Manhattan, and they're selling much faster, according to a market report released Wednesday.
Midyear housing market gut check: Where are we and where are we headed?
The nation is halfway through 2025 — a year that was slated to offer lower mortgage rates, subdued home prices and more properties for sale. Some of those predictions have come to pass. Still, experts watching the housing market closely say U.S. economic uncertainty has bogged down what should have been months of hyperactive homebuying and selling.
Owning a home consumes more than third of typical American's annual salary, new study finds
The monthly costs that come with owning a home are eating an even larger chunk of the typical American's paycheck, a recent housing study suggests.
In Florida, 'The chances of a major housing crash this time around are very small.'
Home sales are down in Florida, and inventory is rising, but experts are calling this a return to normal after years of outsized growth.
Connecticut governor vetoes housing bill that would have superseded local zoning rules
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed a bill this week that some state lawmakers said was crafted after months of negotiation and designed to encourage more housing development.
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