Homeownership remains high, and vacancy continues to drop according to the latest Census Bureau data. Click through to learn more about how these trends will affect the future of the housing market.

As the price of homeownership falls, buyers and owners are finding that their homeownership-related stress falls with it. However, this does not mean that owning a home does't come without any form of anxiety.

As more and more buyers look for sustainable options, homes have to meet the demand. What are the options available for buyers looking to "go green?"

Where are the old and the young buying? See how demographic changes are impacting urban areas around the country.

It’s a well known fact: college students are broke. With skyrocketing tuition costs and loans in the tens of thousands, finding adequate housing can be near impossible for many college students, and some may find it increasingly difficult to pay for housing.

While other groups may be putting off buying a new home due to rising interest rates, it hasn't stopped millennials. Millennials are still taking out loans, and in record numbers.

California is facing a housing crisis, and its candidates for Governor will need to address it. See how the leading candidates plan to address their state's housing shortage.

2017 ended with some high home prices, as well as a record low inventory. This may be forcing some potential buyers to reconsider, and keep others out of the market entirely.

December saw a bump in interest rates. A national survey found that mortgage interest rates and loan amounts both went up at the end of 2017. Could January continue this trend?

With the affordable housing inventory at a low, Fannie Mae hopes to address some key problems in the industry with a panel of experts. See what the GSE's plan is to strengthen the affordable housing market.