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An uptick in new listings is like "a little bit of rain in this inventory drought," say real estate economists.

Data shows telework trends affecting traffic patterns and thereby reducing the premium placed on proximity to the office.

June home sales suffered for the third straight month, due to a rise in regulatory costs, high-priced materials, and a lack of labor.

Improvements in housing supply has led to a rise in listings, resulting in an uptick in sales.

Analysts ranked the most favorable metros for first timer homebuyers, weighing average down payments, debt-to-income ratio, and more.

As rates continue to drop, many homeowners are finding themselves unable to take advantage in the purchase market as low inventory continues to outpace demand.

The up again/down again world of mortgage applications continued this week, dropping after a week of upticks.

House hunters who have found the cost of single-family homes prohibitive are opting for condos, pushing up prices and competition in that market.

Older borrowers are taking advantage of reverse mortgages in a housing market where equity has more than doubled over the past decade.

Interest in cross-metro relocation waned slightly on a quarterly basis, but economists expect it to remain high for the foreseeable future.