Saving to buy a home? Don’t forget your closing costs.

There's a split happening in the housing market right now. Some places are buyer friendly. And others are seller strong.

It looks like affordability is finally starting to show some signs of improvement this fall.

Based on the latest economic data, the Fed is expected to cut the Federal Funds Rate more than once this year.

Mortgage rates just had their biggest one-day drop in over a year. They fell to the lowest they've been since last October.

Want to know the secret to getting the best deal on a home today? Spoiler alert: it’s new construction.

Foreclosure headlines sound scary, but the data tells a calmer story.

Want to know the real reason you don’t need to be worried we’re building too many homes right now? This is it.

Are you still worried about getting stuck in a bidding war? Here’s my advice: don’t let that hold you back. They’re a lot less common than they used to be.

Remember when homes sold in a matter of days? Or hours? Now, homes are on the market for an average of 58 days.

Right now, we’ve got the second highest amount we’ve seen in the last 3 years. And nearly double the supply we had in early 2022. That opens doors for you.

As your family enters the empty nest phase, your home may feel bigger, quieter, and full of possibilities.

Everyone’s waiting for rates to fall. And according to NAR, the magic number they're hoping for is 6%. But is that number on the horizon?

Think new homes always cost more? Not right now.

A second home might do more for your retirement than you realize.

Prices are high. Rates are stubborn. And it can feel hard to find a home you love. But new construction might be your answer for all three of those headaches.

Do you think you need a big down payment to buy a home? Most people believe they need at least 10% down.

Do you think you need perfect credit to buy a home? Think again.

We’re halfway through 2025. And, if moving is still on your mind, here’s what you need to know.

Right now, the housing market looks really different depending on where you live.