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Despite an inflow of new listings inventory can't keep pace with demand, which is pushing up prices, according to this new report.

The pandemic-driven recession of 2020 was unprecedented, and so is this next stage of economic recovery, the economic research team reports.

A recent report reveals this young and relatively affluent demographic will drive the market over the next few months.

An economist explains the modest dip, other factors adding fuel to the “housing-demand fire," and what it all means for the spring homebuying season.

High prices and a new rise in inventory combined with low rates will all play into March’s existing home sales numbers as Q1 closes and the direction of the market takes shape.

Economists say winter storms, the Easter holiday, and an ongoing pandemic influenced the last month’s housing-market metrics.

Despite the rising cost of building materials and poor February weather, housing starts took off in March reaching new 15-year highs.

Bipartisan legislation geared toward raising the housing credit, the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act (AHCIA) of 2021, has been introduced with co-sponsors in both chambers of Congress. The ...

 The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 3.04%, another decrease this past week, according to Freddie Mac, which Thursday released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS). ...

In a market that belongs decidedly to the seller, there's no bad time to list a home, however, the data researchers at Realtor.com say there is an optimal ...