The U.S. housing market is poised for a “Great Housing Reset” beginning in 2026, marked not by a sudden correction but by gradual normalization. Af ...

Recovery is expected to remain slow, with existing-home sales well below normal levels amid broader political and economic ...

Nationally, Fannie Mae expects home-price growth to slow from a 4.4% annual gain in 2024 and 2.5% rate in 2025 to a 1.3% pace ...

Next year could see more young families deciding against having kids as homeownership remains a dream out of reach.

Affordability will improve modestly as the typical monthly payment falls below 30% of a household's income for the first time ...

Toledo is set to lead U.S. metro areas in home-price growth in 2026, attracting buyers seeking affordable options, despite ...

Former pandemic boomtowns, on the other hand, are among the markets most likely to cool down next year, Redfin warned.

The U.S. housing market is expected to stabilize in 2026, with modest gains in home sales, prices, and inventory, according to Realtor.com's annual forecast.

December’s housing data, especially purchase apps and inventory, will offer a preview of 2026 market conditions as rates hold ...