Concerns about economic stability are escalating as America inches closer to default, which could cause swings in borrowing costs.

The spring homebuying season is milder than in recent years, but it’s not being driven by a lack of consumer interest in housing.

A slowdown in renovation projects is settling in after a pandemic-fueled boom, but there are plenty of reasons why the pullback may not last long.

Clients with cash may have a real property shopping binge in their future.

However, barriers are preventing the homeownership rate for Asian Americans and Pacific Islands from stretching even higher, according to the Asian Real Estate Association of America.

Real estate professionals need to consider both the complexities of the market and the different valuation methods when measuring the effect of a harmful property condition or stigma.

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The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has remained under 6.5% for the last few weeks, offering buyers more stability.

Existing-home sales are up and down—falling most recently in April, according to NAR data—as tight inventory and mortgage rates create uncertainty.