As the rest of the country experiences lower rates of loans in delinquency, certain areas of the country have felt the sting of recent natural disasters. See how California's wildfires may impact delinquency rates in the coming months.

Housing 80 percent of the population, despite only taking up 3 percent of the nation’s landmass, urban areas are the most popular places to live in the U.S. However, some cities may be better for homebuyers than others, according to ...

A study analyzing the housing market's overall trends has given a neutral outlook for the near term. Here are some of the headwinds that are likely to impact the market by the end of the year.

While some areas are seeing an influx of new residents and potential buyers, others are not so lucky. See where people are moving to, and where they're moving out.

Low inventory continues to price potential buyers out of the market. However, despite a year-over-year low in contract signings, many are still trying to buy.

In real estate sales, location is everything, not just for buyers, but for agents as well. We examine the best cities for real estate agents are, and how theese agents can remain competitive in a shifting world.

Homeownership is less stressful than ever. Homeowners are feeling the effects of lower costs of ownership and the sense of accomplishment of owning a home, despite the stress that always come along with homeownership.

Over the last few decades, women have found the independence and buying power to lead the homebuying charge as homebuyer demographics see a rapid change.

Millennials are moving to urban areas, but where are the older buyers going? See how demographics are impacting growth in popular cities.

Student debt is becoming a fact of life. However, in addition to debt form tuition and loans, many students are facing homelessness and less-tha-ideal living conditions as they struggle to pay their rent, mortgages, and utilities.