The housing market will eventually adjust to record inflation and elevated mortgage rates, and that could mean a much-anticipated slowdown in home prices
Though some experts expected home prices to decelerate as interest rates crept to new highs, homebuyers are still battling a persistent affordability crisis
The housing market has suffered its fair share of volatility since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but that doesn’t mean it’s headed for a bubble just yet
A heated housing market is cause for concern among economists and homebuyers alike, but the end result could be a gradual cooldown rather than another bust
Adjustable-rate mortgages were one of the causes of the Great Recession in 2007, and as housing prices escalate to new record highs, they’re making a comeback nationwide
The average list price rose to a new high across the U.S. at the end of March, but according to some housing experts, a late 2000s-esque housing bubble isn’t a likely scenario