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Homeowners of color face both stagnating home values and extreme price volatility, either of which could compound the challenges this demographic already faces, researchers say.

In what Midwest market did the average home spend just four days on the market in April? Read on to find out.

Low rates are beginning to spur a rise in purchase volume, with refis continuing to lead the way in application volume share.

Many homeowners expect to ask for more than they know their home is worth, and market research suggests they are in a good position to do so.

Taxes appear to be playing an increasing role as Americans decide if and when to relocate, and researchers look at what that means for home prices.

April brought month-over-month declines in housing starts, as demand continued to drive builder confidence.

While price acceleration mirrors what was seen leading up to the 2008 crash, economists say the similarities between then and now end there.

Dropping interest rates "did not seem to be enough to bring borrowers, particularly refi borrowers, back to the table," analysts report.

Nearly two-thirds of millennial homebuyers are reporting some regrets after the purchase of their new home.

In April, record-setting home sale speed and price reflected the "overwhelming demand and the resilience of today's buyers," researchers report.