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It's been a long time since U.S. housing prices have gone down. Still, growth is not even across regions.

Manhattan, New York and Santa Barbara, California are among the most expensive places to buy a home, but the best places to rent, while Baltimore, Maryland and Clayton County, Georgia, are the best counties to buy a home according to ...

Housing and the economy are going strong. But a continued lack of supply is squeezing young buyers and could be a sign of trouble ahead for U.S. housing.

The internet is a treasure trove of housing market information for buyers, but are they really making full use of those resources? Find out what a new study has to say.

Almost 10-years have gone by since the housing market collapsed—and recent data reports that current home prices have reached boom levels once again. What does this mean for the market? Read on to find out.

With housing prices continuing to climb, and the housing shortage steadily creeping forward, more metros are seeing a significant majority of their homes hit the million dollar mark. And while that doesn’t necessarily mean homebuyers get less for more, it does mean that “affordable” housing in certain highly desired areas of the country might come with an extra zero on its price tag. See what metros had the largest share of million dollar homes.

A report released today ranks the hottest suburbs and suburban ZIP codes in the country, and the Southern region of the nation has proven to reign supreme.

Static price and sales growth, increasing interest rates, and changing buyer demographics are setting the tone for next year’s housing market.

The market seems geared to remain strong for the rest of 2016. But Realtor.com’s Jonathon Smoke says the improving economy presents both opportunities and challenges for the months ahead.

The fix and flip market is heating back up, with the number of flipped properties this year reaching the highest level seen since pre-crisis 2007. What are the top markets for fix and flip investors?