For the last two years, the housing market has been characterized by fast-rising home prices and surging interest rates, but today's homebuying conditions are far different from the real estate landscape preceding the Great Recession
Home sales are slowing nationwide as mortgage rates continue to rise, but those still active in the for-sale market are headed to popular Sun Belt cities for warmer weather and greater housing affordability
Building information modeling has the potential to modernize the housing industry, but residential and low-rise multifamily housing developers face barriers to its adoption
Though a market correction will offer some relief to priced out buyers, ongoing affordability challenges will further slow home sales in 2023, experts say
Investor profits on fix-and-flip properties fell to their lowest level in 13 years during the third quarter of 2022 thanks to surging mortgage rates and weak homebuyer demand
Some major U.S. metros are home to skyrocketing prices and waning housing inventory, while others offer first-time buyers an affordable entrance into the for-sale market