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Top cities for out-of-state real estate investing in 2026 include Dallas-Fort Worth, Nashville, Miami, and Phoenix. These metros show strong job growth, population influx, and new development. Dallas-Fort Worth leads with major company relocations fueling housing...

Saving for a down payment varies widely by location, with some Midwest cities requiring 2-3 years, while expensive markets like San Jose can take up to 15 years due to high home prices and jumbo loan requirements. Other costly areas include Los Angeles and San...

Across the US, new listings ↑3% yearly in the 4 weeks ending April 19, the biggest gain since Late-Fall, while pending sales ↓1.2% yearly. Lower mortgage rates helped activity: avg. 30-yr fixed fell to low-6%. Even so, the current spring buying season started slowly....

New listings ↓~1% yearly after a prior Easter-driven surge, but sellers still appear to be reengaging at a measured, sustainable pace nationally. Active inventory ↑~3% yearly, with year-to-date supply ↑~7%, giving shoppers more options while buyers continue absorbing...

303-page bill would add grants, pilot funding, and streamline inspections and HUD–USDA reviews to speed rural projects. It also tightens definitions for denser housing and targets bulk single-family buys by large investors. A section titled “Homes Are For People, Not...

U.S. home prices have remained high for over two years due to inflation and low inventory but are now growing more slowly as demand cools and sellers offer discounts. In Phoenix, the median sale price is $465,000, down 1.5% year-over-year but up 1.2% month-over-month,...