The NAHB 2026 priced-out estimates show that the housing affordability challenge is widespread across the country. In 39 states and the District of Columbia, over 65% of households are priced out of the median-priced new home market. This indicates a significant disconnect between higher new home prices, elevated mortgage rates, and household incomes. Full article here: How Housing Affordability...
As the epicenter of America’s pandemic-era housing boom, Texas and cities like Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio saw home prices soar to record highs, fueled not just by low interest rates, but also migration. Where do home prices stand today in these “boomtowns” after a period of rising inflation, climbing interest rates, and declining affordability? Full article here: State of U.S....
Home prices are still rising in the majority of metro areas across the country, but with growth slowing and affordability improving, more hopeful buyers may be finding a long-awaited opening. Seventy-three percent—or 168—of the 230 metro markets tracked saw home prices rise year-over-year during the final quarter of 2025, and 12 of those markets even saw double-digit price gains. Full article...
If you’ve seen headlines saying foreclosure activity has been climbing for 10 straight months, it’s easy to assume that's a sign of trouble for the housing market. But when you look at the full picture, a few simple truths become clear. Full article here: Why Rising Foreclosure Headlines Aren’t a Red Flag for Today’s Housing Market (512) 853-0110...
Hopeful home buyers may be getting their New Year’s wish: Lower mortgage rates—and they’re fueling an uptick in home sales. It’s the type of building momentum the housing market has been waiting for… in the fourth quarter, conditions began improving, with lower mortgage rates and slower home price growth. Full article here: Lower Mortgage Rates Help Push Home Sales to Nearly 3-Year High in...
As the housing market enters 2026, leading economists point to a range of forces likely to shape the year ahead for buyers, sellers, investors and the real estate industry. While notable headwinds persist, they agree on one thing: The housing market is showing signs of a rebalance—and a rebound—in 2026. Full article here: 2026 Real Estate Outlook: What Leading Housing Economists Are...
Wondering what to expect from the housing market in 2026? You’re not the only one. For the past few years, affordability has been the biggest barrier standing between most people and their next move. And a lot of buyers and sellers have been holding their breath waiting for things to get better. The good news? It’s finally happening. Full article here: Expert Forecasts Point to Affordability...
The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home NSA Index showed modest but steady growth in October, reflecting a 1.4% increase in home prices year over year after a 1.3% increase last month. Recent housing activity suggests that modest improvements in demand are emerging, though, supported by lower mortgage rates and seasonally favorable conditions. Full article here: Home Price Growth Picks...
When mortgage rates started to drop this fall, home buyers took notice. More consumers are stepping back into the housing market, and contract signings are on the rise. Those lower rates also have been credited with fueling three consecutive months of gains in existing-home sales. Economists are hopeful that the momentum will continue into the 2026 housing market. Full article here: Pending Home...
One year ago, businesses — especially CEOs — were optimistic about the U.S. economy in 2025, expecting lower taxes and more market-friendly policies from incoming President Donald Trump. Then came April 2, Liberation Day. The market fell, uncertainty rose, and affordability became a more acute concern. Meanwhile, the labor market continued to weaken, as immigration restrictions led to a...
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