Housing Market Can't Meet Needs of 2025 Buyers
An ambitious number of Americans are planning to buy a home this year despite high mortgage rates and still-rising prices.
There's a key silver lining for hopeful homebuyers after the least affordable housing market in 40 years — and it's not lower mortgage rates
Last year's housing market was the least affordable since 1984. However, top real-estate analyst Ivy Zelman sees a huge silver lining for buyers.
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KNOWLEDGE CENTER: Patience and flexibility remain key when entering the housing market in 2025
Between elevated interest rates, bidding wars and soaring home values, many prospective homebuyers have been left wondering ...
Florida and Texas Housing Market 'Dominoes' Have Fallen—Real Estate Analyst
According to Gerli, a likely downturn of the Texas and Florida housing markets is being underreported because "many real ...
Rents rise as refugees from the fires squeeze into L.A.’s tight housing market
The Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed or damaged more than 8,500 homes in an already tight housing market. Experts said the ...
As CEO departs, Columbia housing agency confronts the challenges of a post-pandemic housing market
Columbia Housing CEO Yvonda Bean is resigning from her position at South Carolina's largest public housing authority, as the ...
What Fires Will Do to California's Housing Market
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