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Buyers who made their purchase during the pandemic felt at ease with their decision, according to a survey, with many stating their home meets their needs.

Nationwide, home prices continued to accelerate in the month of March, with most of the nation’s major cities showing major gains.

Money saved during the pandemic could help some secure first-time homeownership—a new report examines that and other methods for raising funds to compete in a sellers’ market.

With the demand for homes at an all-time high, new construction has been dampened by a drop in the number of workers.

While sales are down, homebuying demand remains strong, and economists predict a replenished supply later in 2021.

The median price of a home continues its month-over-month upward trajectory, as inventory shortages continue to factor into homebuyer decision-making when pursuing the American Dream.

An economist explains why—even as rates remain low and household incomes improve—buying a house is becoming less affordable on a year-over-year basis.

A new report shows that while housing market potential remains elevated, existing homeowners staying put accounted for more than 15,000 fewer potential home sales in April.

Low inventory and tight supply have forced many into home purchases requiring more work than initially anticipated.

After weeks of trending downward, mortgage rates began to climb this week with more finding it difficult to find a home amid a nationwide shortage in supply.