With home prices high, American families are grappling with the prospect that homeownership might remain out of reach for ...

We’ll likely see more modest growth in home prices in 2025, a change from skyrocketing prices in recent years.

Mortgage rates actually increased and have remained a major hurdle for prospective home buyers. Car loans haven't downshifted much, and credit-card annual percentage rates, or APRs, have only crept ...

As inflation stays higher than hoped and the Federal Reserve looks less likely to lower its benchmark rate, mortgage rates ...

Pending home sales fell 5.0% from a year earlier. On a regional basis, signings declined on both a monthly and annual basis in all four regions. Month-over-month the declines were led by an 8.1% drop ...

In its first meeting of 2025, the Federal Reserve announced today that it will leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged.

Sales of previously owned US homes slipped to their weakest level in about three decades last year on the back of high housing prices and mortgage rates, according to industry data released Friday.

The market perked up late in the year when interest rates eased, but affordability challenges yielded the fewest transactions ...

U.S. existing home sales increased to a 10-month high in December, but further gains are likely to be limited by elevated ...

High mortgage rates and low housing inventory have kept homes out of reach for many people in the United States.

The market sputtered amid high mortgage rates, high prices, and homeowners with lower rates who have no plans to move.