
Sellers Return to Cautious US Housing Market
The US housing market is seeing a rise in sellers relisting homes for spring, but buyer activity remains low due to volatile mortgage rates and economic uncertainty.
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The US housing market is seeing a rise in sellers relisting homes for spring, but buyer activity remains low due to volatile mortgage rates and economic uncertainty.

A growing percentage of US homes for sale now include mandatory HOA fees, and those costs are rising, adding another financial burden for homebuyers.

Oswego County's real estate market saw 84 residential property sales in early March, with prices ranging from $18,000 to nearly $600,000.

A proposed 5% wealth tax in California is driving a massive migration of tech billionaires to Florida, sparking a luxury real estate boom and an economic debate.

Australia's largest real estate group warns that proposed tax changes for investors could lead to a rental supply collapse and soaring rents for millions.

Oregon lawmakers approved $2 million to buy Abiqua Falls and 40 acres of surrounding land, transitioning the 92-foot waterfall from private to public ownership.

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate surged to 6.41%, its highest level in seven months, adding over $100 to monthly payments on a typical home.

Bing Crosby's former California estate is back on the market for nearly $29 million after a $3 million, eight-month renovation by its new owners.

A new report reveals institutional investors buy only 1% of US homes, challenging beliefs they drive affordability issues. This comes as new bipartisan legislation aims to restrict large investor purc

Massachusetts' building trades unions are caught in a difficult position over an upcoming rent control ballot measure, torn between labor solidarity and fears of a construction shutdown.

Real estate investors are significantly increasing home purchases in California, with San Francisco seeing a 24% rise in Q4 2025. This trend is driven by the AI boom and return-to-office mandates, pus

Organizers in San Diego are breaking into vacant homes for sale to host illegal, pay-to-enter parties, causing extensive property damage and prompting a new police strategy.