housing

“For the past couple of weeks, housing has been hot instead of blazing hot,” Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman told CNBC on Friday.

Even as the covid pandemic fades, more than 10 million Americans are behind on their rent. Single mothers and Black families are most at risk of eviction.

Home prices have been soaring, so homeowners have been getting richer, at least on paper. The equity numbers are staggering.

The Bleakley Advisory Group’s Peter Boockvar predicts inflation will be the most widespread in decades.

Mortgage rates fell slightly last week, but not enough to light a fire under mortgage demand.

More than 21,000 homes are going up in a new community that its developer says will be the largest net-zero development in the nation.

Lumber industry veteran Kyle Little said it’s sensible to delay building projects due to high wood costs. “We do see some relief over the next six to 12 months.”

After a rocky start, states are speeding up their distribution of over $45 billion in rental assistance. What you need to know about applying for the relief.

Even as the Covid pandemic fades, more than 14% of renters are behind on their rent, according to an analysis by The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

You have to have a clear plan in place before you start looking for your next home, experts say.

High prices and low supply are finally taking some of the heat out of the housing market, and mortgage demand is following suit.

Yardeni Research’s Ed Yardeni sees inflationary pressures as a temporary byproduct tied to massive reopenings.

With California facing a housing shortage, some state lawmakers want to make it easier for developers to build houses on commercial sites.

More than 11 million Americans are behind on their rent and many could face eviction when national housing protection expires in June.

“Veterans are absolutely planting roots in communities across the country,” said Chris Birk, director of education at Veterans United, a lender for homebuyers.

Your credit score determines your mortgage rate, and whether you can even get one at all.

The new initiative is intended to help an estimated 2 million homeowners refinance their mortgage at a lower interest rate.

A slight increase in mortgage interest rates was enough to tank refinances and bring down overall demand.

With city dwellers moving to the suburbs and families looking for more space, U.S. home prices have surged.

Fast-rising home prices have investors seeing dollar signs, and renters digging deeper into their wallets.