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.
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.
Zillow’s latest daily averages show small but broad increases in purchase and refinance borrowing costs, while forecasts still point to rates staying in the mid-6% range through 2026.
Housing experts say higher borrowing costs are forcing some Houston buyers to slow down, but several forms of help may still keep a purchase within reach.
Planet Money examines how a fast-growing mortgage product helped fuel a distressed housing boom in Baltimore.
A Florida resale review shows steep losses are most common among recent buyers who have already sold, especially in Northeast Florida.
Markets reacted to higher oil, a hotter inflation reading and another jump in Treasury yields, lifting mortgage costs for buyers and homeowners.
Bond yields, Fed policy, and stubborn inflation are keeping home-loan costs elevated even as some buyers look for ways to make monthly payments work.