Mortgage costs moved higher for a third straight week, putting more pressure on buyers and keeping the housing market subdued.
A $100 million Miami Beach redevelopment is marketing office space like a five-star hotel, with high rents and tenants already lining up.
Higher borrowing costs are keeping many sellers on the sidelines, but fall price cuts, closing credits and growing inventory are giving some buyers leverage.
A look at the nation’s smallest places shows how remote housing can still carry very different price tags, even where livability scores stay low.
A duplex owner says the rent on a three-bedroom unit has stayed at $1,200 while national housing costs and fee scrutiny keep rising.
After years of searching online, a divorced Bay Area renter bought a larger home in Rochester with a 3% down payment and a mortgage he can manage.
A new Pew analysis says postcrisis credit rules improved loan quality but also narrowed access for many qualified buyers as mortgage rates and sales remain weak.
A Realtor.com rental report says renting a starter home costs less than buying in every major U.S. metro, with Austin showing the biggest gap.
August sales slipped for a third straight month even as inventory improved and the national median price hit another record for the month.
Higher borrowing costs, stubborn inflation and still-elevated home prices are keeping many buyers on the sidelines while unemployment claims remain low.