
US Home Sales Hit New Low in 2025
US home sales hit a 30-year low in 2025 with 4.06 million previously-owned homes sold. Economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates impacted the market, though December saw a 5.1% sales increase.
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US home sales hit a 30-year low in 2025 with 4.06 million previously-owned homes sold. Economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates impacted the market, though December saw a 5.1% sales increase.

The U.S. housing market is showing clear signs of balancing, as more agents report stable conditions and sellers increasingly cut prices to meet buyer realities.

Chicago's commercial real estate market enters 2026 with a new sense of realism, as the once-hopeful 'survive until '25' mantra fades into memory.

Israel's housing market is experiencing a significant slowdown, with prices falling for the eighth consecutive period and sales volumes hitting historic lows.

Once a top destination for real estate investment, Portland has seen its appeal collapse, falling to 80th out of 81 major markets amid developer concerns.

US foreclosure activity rose 21% in November, marking the ninth consecutive month of annual increases. States like Delaware, South Carolina, Nevada, New Jersey, and Florida saw the highest rates, whil

While Alabama's housing market cools, Baldwin County is a notable exception, with stable prices and significant growth, contrasting sharply with a downturn in Mobile.

A tale of two housing markets is unfolding, as Florida's real estate sector cools with a 5.4% price drop while bidding wars return to northeastern suburbs.

The Los Alamos County real estate market is shifting in 2025, with a surge in housing inventory leading to longer sale times and a slight dip in prices.

Arkansas's land market is defying economic trends, with values hitting record highs driven by a development boom in the northwest and strong institutional investment in farmland.

Greater Boston's industrial real estate market held steady in Q3 2025 due to strong lease renewals, despite economic uncertainty and tariff impacts. Net absorption was negative, but rents remained sta

A new UBS report has named Miami the world's number one real estate bubble risk, with market indicators now exceeding levels seen before the 2006 housing crash.