Category: Real Estate News

A slight drop in interest rates is resuscitating the refinance market, but it is not doing much to juice home buying.

Will trouble in the Chinese stock market translate into more or less cash coming into American neighborhoods?

A limited supply of listings continues to push home prices higher—so much so that 10 states and D.C. hit new peaks in May.

Large investors are holding on to what is becoming an increasingly lucrative asset: The single-family rental home.

The median price of a Tampa home sold in May jumped 12.4 percent from a year ago to $204,000 in May, says the local Realtors group.

The Financial Times explores the housing market’s recovery and why it could be called “lopsided.”

Home prices continued to rise in April, but at a slower pace than the previous month, according to the latest S&P/Case Shiller Index report.

A spike in interest rates may have slowed pending home sales in May, but year-over-year sales are up 10 percent.

Because downtown Chicago is relatively affordable, families are waiting longer before moving out to the suburbs.

Homeownership is at its lowest level in 25 years, in part, because older, more affluent Americans prefer to rent.