The No. 1 Reason Homeowners Are Dropping a Bundle on Renovations Right Now
In the past year alone, homeowners spent a median of $24,000 redoing their homes—and it’s because they’re locked into low mortgage rates.
In the past year alone, homeowners spent a median of $24,000 redoing their homes—and it’s because they’re locked into low mortgage rates.
Affordability issues are likely to persist, but new builds are on the rise and more homes are coming onto the market this spring.
Cheap rent alert: These five markets are experiencing the largest price cuts—and these five are seeing the largest price hikes.
The Realtor.com monthly rental report shows rents fell to a median of $1,708 a month in February. Buying a starter home will cost 60.1% more.
Former President Donald Trump’s 200-plus-acre estate and golf course just north of New York City could be seized.
The infamous Colorado Tudor where the body of 6-year-old beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey was found has been pulled off the market—again.
Homebuyers frustrated by the lack of homes for sale might want to blame high mortgage rates. When they rise, this many homeowners do not sell.
Many homebuyers start shopping as the spring housing market kicks off. Some will have their first offer accepted, others will look for years.
This year’s housing market is off to a strong start as sales of existing homes experienced the largest month-over-month jump in a year.
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates will affect the trajectory of mortgage rates—and the housing market.
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