
US Housing Market Finds New Balance as 2026 Begins
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.
31 articles tagged

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.

Mortgage rates are falling, home prices are stabilizing, and more homes are on the market, improving affordability for buyers, despite down payment challenges.

Sacramento's housing market is softening as 2025 ends, with median home prices dropping 3.36% to $575,000. Properties are staying on the market longer, averaging 54 days, and sellers are pulling listi

The U.S. housing market in 2026 is projected to offer modest relief for buyers, with slightly lower mortgage rates, but the affordability crisis will persist.

The U.S. housing market is undergoing a major correction, with nearly one-third of major cities now seeing annual price declines, the widest pullback since 2012.

A new forecast for 2026 predicts Jacksonville home prices and sales will decline, signaling a shift to a buyer's market due to rising housing inventory.

U.S. home sales remained nearly flat in November, yet the median price surged to $409,200, a new record for the month, driven by shrinking inventory and a divided market.

The U.S. housing market is set for a significant shift in 2026, with a new forecast predicting price drops in 22 major cities and a slight easing of mortgage rates.

Huntsville's housing market is stabilizing in 2025 after a period of rapid growth, with a slight dip in prices seen as a healthy normalization.

The U.S. housing market is showing clear signs of a pivot in fall 2025, with falling prices in over 100 cities and rising inventory giving buyers new leverage.

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.

California's housing market reveals a nearly $2 million gap between its most and least expensive counties, with a statewide median price of $883,640.