For a lot of homeowners, retirement changes how they think about home.

Thinking about moving in 2026? Where you live (or plan to live) could make a big difference.

Headlines about the double-digit jump in foreclosure filings sound scary – until you zoom out.

Thinking about making a few updates before you sell this spring? Here’s the thing you have to remember: not all projects are created equal.

Want to know the #1 thing homeowners regret after selling without an agent? It’s that they didn’t know how to price their house for today’s market. And it shows.

Wondering what 2026 has in store for the housing market? Here’s a quick snapshot of what the experts are saying.

If a move is on your radar for 2026, there’s a lot more working in your favor than there has been in a while.

Your house didn’t sell, and your listing expired. Now what? You could stick with the same agent and hope for better luck. Or, you could make what data shows is the smarter move.

You may have heard home prices dipped in some areas this year, but that doesn’t mean your home lost real value. Here’s the context more headlines skip.

Since mortgage rates have come down compared to their high earlier this year, more buyers are re-starting their home search. And here’s the data to prove it.

When’s the last time you had an agent show you the value of your home? Odds are, it was when you bought your house.

Selling during the winter might not get the same buzz as the spring, but it quietly gives sellers an edge most people don’t know about.

Some more homeowners are finally making their move, even if it means giving up that 3% mortgage.

People are going to talk about the housing market when they get together this holiday season. And you’re going to hear a lot of different opinions.

A lot of sellers are going to hit pause right now and wait to list until 2026… which is exactly why this season can work in your favor.

Here’s a stat every potential seller should know: 57% more homes have been pulled off the market compared to this time last year.

There are real shifts happening in the housing market right now. And these three signs stand out.

You’ve probably noticed more new homes popping up lately. And maybe you’ve even wondered if builders are overdoing it. But here’s why you don't need to worry about that.

A government shutdown can cause some short-term delays, but it doesn’t stop the housing market.

Seeing headlines about home prices dropping? Don’t panic. Prices are still rising in much of the country, just at a slower pace.