Market Studies

Earlier this year, the National Centers for Environmental Information reported natural disasters caused more than $300 billion in damages during 2017, a record-setting year that encompassed several damaging hurricanes, as well as wildfires and mudslides in California. According to a ...

Low inventory, inflated prices, and soaring mortgage rates have many people opting to stay put. Find out how homeowners are making lemonade of the housing market’s lemons.

The scarcity of housing supply has made the U.S. housing market a tough one for buyers. Click through to find out how evolving housing trends are impacting homebuyers.

A recent report from the Federal Reserve examines the overall health of the U.S. economy and provides insights into consumer sentiment and trends when it comes to housing. Click through to read the details.

Homebuyers looking for affordable homes will continue to see fewer homes within their budget in the market through 2018, according to a poll. Watch this video to learn how this inventory shortage is affecting other factors such as home prices.

There is a (very) small army of U.S. housing markets with properties that members of the military are able to afford, a recent study reveals. Which places are saluting veterans with affordability?

Rates of delinquent mortgages have returned to levels seen before the housing market collapsed a decade ago. But don't forget, storm season is still ahead ...

A recent study of non-owner-occupied mortgage originations discovered that certain cities are a hotbed for vacation, investment, and second homes. Cities in the South and West are leading the pack.

For the eighth national Home Builders Blitz, teams of professional homebuilders and suppliers partnered with the charitable organization to construct, renovate, and repair hundreds of affordable homes around the country.

A majority of financially struggling households in California are spending more than 30 percent of their incomes on keeping a roof over their heads. Just how heavy is that burden, and what does it mean for the Golden State’s ongoing affordable housing crisis?