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Buyers may be returning to the market, but millennials and other first-time buyers continue to grapple with still-record-high prices.

While the market continues to favor sellers, 432,000 newly listed homes hit the market in August, with once-hotly-contested bidding wars cooling to close out Q3.

ZIP codes that made this year's "hottest" list offered more square footage for the money, a robust job market, and nearby outdoor activities.

An increase in the number of smaller, affordable homes listed in July provided much-needed relief for first-time homebuyers who have been shut out of the market due to affordability and inventory concerns.

Sales of new single‐family houses slid 6.6% month-over-month in June, with supply concerns still impacting the market.

June saw more homes available, and with lower rates in the market, more on the sidelines were able to take advantage and purchase a home.

Affordability struggles for homebuyers forced more into the rental space, with rents rising at a faster pace than income in many metros nationwide.

A shrinking supply of homes available faces stiff competition from buyers looking to one-up each other, as home prices continued to trend higher in May.

Low housing inventory in Q1 is keeping more homebuyers on the sidelines, with would-be buyers shunned by a lack of affordable options.

Showing no signs of a slowdown, home prices continued to trend upward in March, with 20 major U.S. metros showing double-digit growth year-over-year.