Zillow slightly upgrades its national home price outlook—predicting that over the next 12 months, U.S. home prices are likely ...

Did your grandparents and great-grandparents really pay less for their homes than you did, even after inflation? The Department of Data might have the answer.

Home-price growth in the 20 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas is losing steam as buyers exit the housing market in the face of persistent unaffordability. Home prices are growing much more slowly ...

Mortgage rates are expected to end 2025 at 6.4% and 2026 at 6% — downward revisions compared with last month’s forecast figures of 6.5% and 6.1%. That’s according to the July 2025 Economic and Housing ...

Home price growth continues to slow, with the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index reporting a 1.7% annual increase in July, down from June's 1.9%. This marks the third straight month of real housing ...

Over the past year the supply-demand equilibrium—measured by shifts and levels in active housing inventory and months of supply—has shifted directionally in favor of homebuyers. That doesn’t mean ...

The U.S. housing affordability crisis deepened last year, triggering the first decline in the national homeownership rate since 2016. Existing and aspiring homeowners alike faced major economic ...