Housing Market Spotlight: Lower-priced metros show greater resilience as demand softens
HousingWire Data reveals how elevated mortgage rates are reshaping local housing markets, with more affordable metros proving more resilient.
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HousingWire Data reveals how elevated mortgage rates are reshaping local housing markets, with more affordable metros proving more resilient.
New listings data is still positive year-over-year
Overall housing starts decreased 12.4% in July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.24 million units, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Devel...
[Editor’s note: This is part 2 of a 3-part HousingWire special series on the impacts of data centers in housing. Part 1 is here.] In 1998, when Steve Alloy succeeded his father, Ma...
According to him, accurate and well-organised data will enable government and stakeholders to address housing challenges more effectively.
HousingWire stories cover agent talking points on power costs, pricing uncertainty near facilities and where housing is being pushed next.
The Des Moines metro housing market continued its strong summer performance in June, with gains in a number of metrics, reflecting sustained buyer demand and a healthy supply of ho...
Auction.com reports foreclosure auction volume rose 23% YoY in Q2 2026 as seller pricing eased, pushing sales rates higher. More third party purchases could translate into added af...
A lighter economic calendar this week still yields crucial insights for the housing market, led by key reports and vital inflation data.
The Realtor.com Economics team is tracking a packed calendar of reports and key economic indicators with housing market data.
New housing data reveals a market that is starved and saturated at the same time. The real problem may be what we’re building, where we’re building it, and what it costs to own.
Minneapolis, Denver and Chicago show how supply, seller behavior and buyer demand can reveal where local housing markets are shifting
Starts beat estimates on multifamily volatility, but permits fell 3.0% monthly and 2.3% annually, signaling a weaker forward pipeline.
Get ready for another busy week in housing data, with several key indicators coming out as well as economic reports from Realtor.com.
Over four decades, the data shows that median housing prices have risen more rapidly than median household annual incomes.
As we head into a lighter week for economic releases, the Realtor.com team is tracking critical data points for the housing market.
Housing cost index by state reveals where U.S. housing is most and least expensive in Q1 2026, from Hawaii to Oklahoma.
Home price cuts are nearing 2025 levels nationally, but HousingWire Data shows very different trends in Kansas City, Minneapolis and San Antonio.
A Realtor.com report finds home values near data centers have held steady, but that may not last
Last week’s data was really impacted by comparisons to Labor Day weekend in 2025
The upcoming week delivers critical research from the Realtor.com economics team alongside key market indicators.
Prior month housing starts 1.177 million revised to 1.199 million. Prior month building permits 1.410 million.Housing starts for the month of June 1.427 million versus 1.310 millio...
The Realtor.com economic research team is preparing for a full slate of market reports and economic indicators this week.
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