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Federal housing policy long favored cheaper financing, but the new law signaled a shift toward easing construction, streamlining reviews, and supporting more homebuilding. The core issue was supply: when too few homes exist where demand is strongest, limiting certain...

Higher inventory continues shifting negotiating power toward buyers, particularly across Phoenix and several fast-growing suburban housing markets. Home price growth is expected to remain modest as increased supply limits significant appreciation through the remainder...

The U.S. commercial real estate market is expected to remain resilient and improve in some sectors despite geopolitical tensions. Key drivers include strong demand from tech, reshoring manufacturing, AI infrastructure growth, and favorable demographics. Industrial...

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Many buyers hoped for better affordability, but home prices stayed resilient nationally as demand held up after the pandemic buying frenzy cooled. A key driver stayed familiar: too many buyers chasing too few homes. Limited inventory continued supporting prices,...