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The annual rate of home price growth hit its lowest point housing in over a decade, with some states even seeing price drops.

A cooling housing market is a welcomed sight for home buyers, as price growth slowed — and even fell in many places — in Q1 2023.

Home buyers are getting relief from pandemic market conditions as for-sale listings grew in February for the sixth month in a row.

Borrowers collectively gained $1 trillion in home equity in the fourth quarter of 2022, giving them an average of $270,000 to tap into.

Falling home prices could seem like good news for buyers at face value. But is it risky to buy when the market is trending down?

Will the housing market get better in 2023? Will rates go down? Will home prices fall — or crash? Experts answer these questions and more.

Many home buyers worry about the housing market crashing like in 2008. Mortgage expert Arjun Dhingra explains why things are different now.

With a recession likely coming, inflation running hot and interest rates high, home buyers can actually use the market to their advantage.

It varies by location, but fall and winter are usually the best time to buy a home. And closing in October could have the steepest discounts.