There’s concrete data to show why this is nothing like the last time.

What's not going to happen is a dramatic drop in prices that some buyers are waiting for.

"Boosting the number of options during your home search is just one reason to consider condos."

Some people believe there’s a group of homeowners who are reluctant to sell their houses because they don’t want to lose the historically low mortgage rate they have on their current residences. You may even have the same hesitation if you’re thinking about selling your house. Data shows that as of this April, 51% of homeowners have a mortgage rate […]

If bidding wars were the biggest factor keeping you on the sidelines, here are two trends that may be just what you need to re-enter the market.

if you’ve put off selling because you were worried about being able to find somewhere to go, know your options have improved.

One of the key reasons why the market won’t crash this time is the current undersupply of inventory.

10,000 Baby Boomers reach the typical retirement age (65) every day, but only 47% have actually retired.

2021 was an anomaly in the housing market.

If there's one universal lesson from the pandemic it is that life does indeed go on.

Inventory levels appear to be rising.

Consumer should not anticipate continued double-digit price appreciation

Millennials are the least likely to own a home today, but they are also the most likely to purchase one.

There's a lot of noise out there about the housing market.

Because home values have climbed so much, equity has increased too.

The current market is not a crash or correction. It's a return to normal.

It’s all about priorities.

Today’s mortgage rate still gives you a window of opportunity to lock in a number that’s significantly lower than decades past.

There’s proof that when the economy slows down, it doesn’t mean home values will fall or depreciate.

Each situation is different, and knowing what repairs or updates your house needs to stand out is critical