Property issues that surfaced during the Great Recession may inform how the response to emerging real estate problems in the pandemic.

Cities across the country are looking for ways to free up space for more affordable housing.

“I never thought I would see a rate starting with a ‘1,’ but I also never thought I would see a worldwide pandemic—and that’s what it took,” says one mortgage broker.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s move to charge refinancing homeowners an extra $1,500 is “ill-timed,” experts say.

Spending extra time at home, owners are decluttering to make their space more livable.

Fifteen metros saw double-digit price growth in the second quarter. Read more from NAR’s latest quarterly housing report.