Overpricing doesn’t just cost you offers. It can cost you the move you need to make.

You’ve probably seen headlines saying home prices are flat. But that’s not the full story.

There’s a lot to digest when it comes to understanding how mortgage rates shift and change over time, and we aren’t going to get into all of that today. But if there’s one thing to watch on where they’re likely headed, it’s the 10-year treasury yield.

Spoiler Alert: October is officially the best month to buy a home in 2025.

Experts are projecting single-digit price increases in many markets this year. Some areas will even experience slight declines. That’s a far cry from the 20% rise we saw just a few years ago.

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

Did you know? A record 40% of U.S. homeowners now own their homes free and clear. That’s the highest share ever recorded.

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.

While you’ve been out and about living your life, your house has been quietly building your wealth in the background.

Buyer demand is finally climbing again. Why? Mortgage rates just dipped to their lowest level since last October and that was enough for some buyers to jump back in.

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

Homes are sitting longer today. And one of the reasons why? Overpricing like it’s 2021 again.

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

About half of homes are selling for under their asking price right now. While that feels very different from the past few years, it’s actually a return to what’s considered normal for the market.

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.

If your house isn’t getting offers you’re comfortable with, you may be thinking: maybe I’ll just rent it instead.

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

If you tried to sell your house this year, but couldn't get the price you were hoping for, you’re probably feeling frustrated. Maybe you even feel like today’s market let you down. But here’s what you need to know.