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While the homeownership gap between people of color and white people often worsens amid a recession, the pandemic has brought new challenges.

Click through to read about the number of potential buyers who would purchase a home without stepping foot in it.

One analyst said “pent-up demand” is leading homebuyers back into the market. Click through to lead more.

The spread of COVID-19 within high-density markets could lead to rising residential construction in rural areas.

The month-over-month increase is more than 200% than April numbers, and is the best month recorded in over two years.

Despite labor market upheaval, home prices have remained relatively steady throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's how the market may react after a return to normal.

This is despite the Federal Reserve injecting $688 billion into the market in March to offset the impact of COVID-19.

While values have increased annually every month since February 2012, a new projection says that could change over the next year.

The latest reading found the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is the second-lowest recorded in the history of the NerdWallet survey.

While overall money spent on construction declined for the month, one economist said single-family building is the “best bet” for a rebound.