
A Major Shift in the US Housing Market Has Finally Arrived
A critical tipping point has been reached in the US housing market, as more homeowners now have mortgage rates above 6% than below the pandemic-era low of 3%.
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A critical tipping point has been reached in the US housing market, as more homeowners now have mortgage rates above 6% than below the pandemic-era low of 3%.

President Trump's 2026 housing plan, featuring a corporate home buyer ban, faces skepticism from economists who doubt its impact on affordability.

A major shift is occurring in the US housing market, as the number of homeowners with mortgage rates over 6% now exceeds those with sub-3% rates.

The Texas real estate market is experiencing a significant cooldown after its pandemic-era boom, with homes staying on the market longer and fewer new agents joining the industry.

The 2026 real estate market is at a crossroads, with improving affordability challenged by Federal Reserve policy, ongoing legal battles, and potential government intervention.

Millions of US homeowners with ultra-low mortgage rates are financially trapped, as moving would mean a 73% jump in payments, causing severe housing market gridlock.

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.

Despite the Dallas metro area's booming economy and growing reputation as a financial hub, its downtown core faces a crisis with the second-highest office vacancy rate in the nation.

Billionaire investor Peter Thiel warns of a U.S. real estate 'catastrophe,' arguing a massive wealth transfer is benefiting older homeowners at the expense of the young.

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.

US housing inventory experienced its largest monthly drop since June 2023, as both sellers and buyers retreat from the market due to high mortgage rates.

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.