Gen Z seeking inventive homeownership paths
Gen Z is carving a variety of paths to homeownership, seeking to overcome continued uncertainty with affordability and inventory.
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Foreclosures are drying up — and it’s showing in sales data
Foreclosure activity has declined significantly since the housing crisis of the late 2000s, and distressed home marketplace Auction.com reported this week that it expects the number of foreclosure-auction sales in 2025 to drop to the second-lowest total on record.
Will we see home prices decline in 2025?
Homes sales have been down for weeks. But prices could turn negative this spring, according to new data from Altos Research.
Foreclosure activity subsided in 2024. Is it a sign of housing market stability?
Attom’s newest foreclosure report noted that filings were down 10% from 2023 and down 35% from pre-pandemic levels in 2019.
Here’s why Trump’s presidency is keeping agents up at night
Building material costs, skilled labor supply and affordable housing options were top-of-mind issues in a survey of 1,200 real estate pros.
Active listings climb as the end of 2024 nears
Months of supply edged up 0.6% year over year to 4 months, indicating a balanced market and cooling competition.
Investor purchases are sinking with the housing market at large
According to data from CoreLogic, investor purchases have tracked closely with consumer home sales, and the share of home sales attributable to investors is down as well.
Housing inventory is down everywhere except in pandemic hotspots. Here’s why.
Housing inventory shortages have stifled the market for years, but supply is rising in states that experienced inbound migration spikes during the pandemic.
New Hampshire’s hot housing market has the state in crisis mode
The state’s population and economic growth are contributing to a housing crisis, which could spill into an economic crisis if action isn’t taken.
How has Tampa’s housing market fared since Hurricane Milton?
In the days leading up to Hurricane Milton, housing markets in the Tampa area came to a standstill. How have they fared since Milton passed?