
US Housing Market in a Standoff, Says Real Estate CEO
The US housing market is locked in a stalemate, with sellers holding onto 2021 price expectations while buyers act with 2008-level caution, says eXp Realty CEO Leo Pareja.
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The US housing market is locked in a stalemate, with sellers holding onto 2021 price expectations while buyers act with 2008-level caution, says eXp Realty CEO Leo Pareja.

The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut has led to a surprising outcome: mortgage rates have risen, creating confusion and division in the real estate market.

High construction costs in Boston are creating a housing market with only two options: luxury or subsidized, leaving middle-income residents with nowhere to live.

Dallas-Fort Worth has been named the top U.S. market for real estate in 2026, signaling a major industry shift towards high-growth areas and core assets.

Despite the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, mortgage rates have unexpectedly risen, complicating the housing market as new home construction slows to a four-year low.

Collin County, north of Dallas, is experiencing a real estate boom with over 15 major projects, including resorts and billion-dollar mixed-use hubs, driving significant growth and investment.

A deep dive into the commercial real estate markets of Los Angeles and Toronto reveals contrasting challenges in the office, retail, and multifamily sectors.

The Longview real estate market is stabilizing into a 'new normal' as buyers and sellers adapt to high interest rates, taxes, and soaring insurance costs.

A new analysis reveals why some Texas cities use over eight times more water per person than others, pointing to local industry, not residents, as the primary driver.

Home prices in the Philadelphia region are 4.4% higher than the national average, fueling intense competition, especially for move-in ready homes in the suburbs.

Minnesota's housing market is constrained by more than high rates and low supply. An aging population remaining in family homes is creating a major bottleneck.

Las Vegas businesses are offering discounts and incentives to combat a visitor slump. Hotel occupancy and convention attendance have fallen, impacting the local economy.