While monthly rent slowed to their lowest rate since 2020, consumers saw the biggest decline in three years as active inventory dropped 13% year-over-year.

As prices continue to escalate, home-seeking millennials are putting down nearly $54,000 to buy in the Denver metro market.

A new report has found that nearly 20% of all home purchases in Q4 2021 were investment properties, a record high for this metric.

Driven by improved employment numbers and low vacancy rates, single-family rent growth had a record-breaking year in 2021, according to a new study.

With consumer credit performance maintaining healthy levels across mortgage, auto, credit card, and personal loans, lenders continued to ramp up new account origination growth in the non-prime segment of the market near the end of 2021. TransUnion’s newly released Q4 ...

Home prices rose 14.3% year-over-year in San Diego, making it the most unaffordable market, while the best prices could be found in the Green Bay region.

Active listings fell 29% year-over-year, dropping to an all-time low of 440,000, while listings were down 50% from the same period in 2020.

Omicron issues, combined with inflation concerns, and Fed tapering are pushing mortgage rates out of reach for those on the fence of obtaining a refinance.

According to the latest quarterly report from the National Association of Realtors, consumers saw home prices continue to increase in Q4 of 2021, though at a slower pace than Q3. Fewer markets in the last quarter experienced double-digit price gains. ...

Demand for second homes and investment properties was up 87% from pre-pandemic levels in January, hitting highs not seen in a year.