March’s local real estate activity indicated a balanced local market, but changing international dynamics could call that ...

U.S. homes for sale on Realtor.com had a price cut. That represents 33.9% of active inventory in the housing market.

When it comes to housing affordability and homebuilding, some states in the U.S. are doing better than others, a report ...

Cracks are starting to appear in the hot D.C. area housing market. DOGE-induced layoffs and general economic uncertainty ...

Mortgage rates ticked down fractionally in the most recent week but remained near levels likely to stifle robust demand in ...

Homebuyers are gaining leverage and price cuts just hit a milestone, but other factors are putting a damper on what is ...

The vast majority of landlords aren’t looking to add rentals in the current housing market environment, finds a new Flock ...

Tariffs and broader uncertainty are weighing on home sales amid the industry's crucial spring season. Editor's note: Here's a ...

Buyers across the U.S. — and across income levels — say they’re hitting the brakes on one of the biggest purchases of their ...

The pace of home sales was the slowest for the month of March since 2009, during the depths of the global financial crisis.

A total of seven states received the lowest grade on the new report card: Oregon, Connecticut, California, Hawaii, New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Some towns saw dozens of homes hit the market while others saw none, according to the latest Realtor.com figures.