Category: Mortgage News

The housing market is under growing strain as hidden inflation, rising foreclosures, and renewed money printing collide with years of bad policy and underbuilt supply.

More than 75% of U.S. homes are now unaffordable for the average household, turning homeownership into a luxury rather than a middle-class milestone.

Baby boomers, now ages 60–78, still own nearly half of America’s homes and hold over $18 trillion in tapable equity, making them the most powerful demographic in real estate.

Delistings are surging, buyers are fleeing to cheaper “refuge markets,” job cuts are skyrocketing, and inflation is crushing disposable income

Delistings are surging nationwide as frustrated sellers pull homes off the market, even while inventory climbs. Florida prices continue to fall. yet could spike if property taxes are eliminated.

The latest housing data reveals shelter costs have surged to levels comparable to the 2008 meltdown, creating massive peaks in the Shelter Price Index and signaling a long-overdue recession

Former HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan is finally saying what the industry has needed to hear for years

The housing market is shifting fast and not in sellers’ favor. List prices are dropping, nearly 41% of homes are seeing reductions, and days on market are stretching past four months.

The market has officially shifted: we now have 36.8% more sellers than buyers, making buyers the hottest commodity in real estate

The market has officially shifted: we now have 36.8% more sellers than buyers, making buyers the hottest commodity in real estate