Real Estate News - Page 29

Today's housing market is churning -- full of buyers and sellers -- for good reason.Money is available and inventory is improving.

Home prices are not necessarily skyrocketing everywhere. Take a breath and check out your market before you start worrying.

When it comes to the appreciation value of a home, single men see a better return than single women.

Younger home buyers are dominating the housing market in some unlikely places. What's drawing them to these little-known areas?

Building is up, but so is buyer demand. Is increased construction spending by builders enough to alleviate price increases?

Desperately low home inventory could become a thing of the past. More homeowners now think it's a good time to sell.

Generation Z, unlike previous generations, has to Recession-era baggage when it comes to real estate. These people are ready to own a home. If you're one of them, here's what you need to know.

if you're buying a home in the (expensive) Seattle area, this new program by Loftium and Umpqua Bank might help. It provides down payments to those willing to participate in the program.

Generation Z, unlike previous generations, has to Recession-era baggage when it comes to real estate. These people are ready to own a home. if you're one of them here's what you need to know.

The NAR reported that August pending home sales fell again. This marks the third straight month of declining home sales.

Buying a house in an area distressed by flood, hurricane, earthquake or other natural disaster is not as crazy as it sounds. It may be the opportunity you've been waiting for.

In the news, building starts were down in July; many believe due to hurricane activity.

The king and queen of entertainment just took on a huge monthly payment -- more than the average American spends on an entire house.

It's clear: home sales are slowing because wages are not keeping up with home prices. Which type of consumer is benefitting in this market?

Homebuyers today are not just buying for themselves. The needs of a pet or pets also matter when Millennials and others purchase property. With 61 percent of households including pets, this is an important trend.

It's the best time of 2017 to get pre-approved. Fall is coming, and it could become way easier to buy a home. Forecast and analysis.

Home sales fell again despite the fact that many want to buy. A low supply is the culprit. Here's what to do about it.

What will home prices do in 2017 and beyond? Find out what Harvard University researchers cam eup with in their latest study, The State of the Nation's Housing -- 2017 Edition.

Home supply is tight, and homes are selling fast. Mortgage rates are favorable. Is it time to enter the market?