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New housing data reveals that fewer than 15 of the 100 largest US cities offer a significant number of rentals under $1,000, with affordable options concentrated in the Midwest and South.
A leading real estate CEO warns that post-COVID economic policies have made housing unaffordable for an entire generation, with affordability now worse than 2006.
For the second straight year, a national survey of real estate professionals has ranked Portland 80th out of 81 U.S. cities for investment and development prospects.
While U.S. home prices soar, Pittsburgh stands out with a median price of just $229,000, offering a rare haven for homebuyers due to a unique housing surplus.
The US real estate industry is facing a period of intense change, with major lawsuits challenging commissions, tech iBuyers like Opendoor struggling financially, and new data showing the high cost of
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.
New data reveals the median age of a first-time American homebuyer has reached a historic high of 40, highlighting a deepening housing affordability crisis.
A potential government shutdown threatens to freeze payments for federal contractors and stall projects, creating severe economic pressure on businesses and workers.
The U.S. housing market has slowed to a historic low, with the fewest homes changing hands in decades. Yet, regional markets are sharply divided.
Real estate investors now account for 30% of all single-family home purchases in the U.S. as of Q3 2025, stepping in as traditional buyers are sidelined.
The U.S. real estate industry is navigating workforce reductions at Fannie Mae, a delay in Zillow's listing policy, and key leadership changes.
The number of homes changing hands in the U.S. has hit a 30-year low, with only 28 sales per 1,000 homes as homeowners cling to low mortgage rates.
