Sami Sparber

The state ranks among the lowest in the U.S. for homes owned outright.

Mortgage or not, it's getting pricier to own and maintain a home.

A record 40.3% of U.S. homes are now owned outright, per census data.

Nostalgic shoppers are chasing throwbacks.

Mortgage purchase inquiries dropped by 5 points in 2024 from 2023.

Deals are especially collapsing in the Sun Belt.

Swimply is expanding its lineup of cold-weather rentals.

S.A. remains a top spot for new units but trails in Texas.

40 is the new 30.

Fewer millennials are shopping for homes in Portland as costs climb and options dwindle.

Prices, rates and a housing shortage are keeping many young shoppers out of the market.

Think: Manual light switches and digital detox corners.

Nearly 40% of Philly's housing stock was built before 1939, making for potentially costly repairs for first-time homebuyers.

Nearly 15% of homes are at severe risk for extreme or severe wind damage.

It's part of a bigger return to offline hobbies.

Here's why data suggests late October is best for potential homebuyers.

Student rents grew a little faster, on average, than market-rate rents in San Antonio since 2020.

Researchers found prices below the seasonal peak.

Mark your calendars for the week of Oct. 12-18, Realtor.com forecasters say.

The city's apartment pipeline is cooling after a pandemic-fueled boom. Deliveries in Houston are expected to drop 37.6% from last year.