U.S. Housing Market
Mill Creek Residential Breaks Ground on Seattle-Area Mixed-Use Development
Modera Woodmont Beach will feature 290 homes and 7,500 square feet of retail space. Continue Reading Mill Creek Residential Breaks Ground on Seattle-Area Mixed-Use Development
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 30-April 3
Trump takes aim at State Farm, the Justice Department fights for natural gas appliances, and a mural that memorializes a crime victim is denounced as “divisive.” Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 30-April 3
Foreclosure Filings Up 14% During 2025
For the fourth quarter of 2025, there was a total of 111,692 properties with foreclosure filings, up 10% from the previous quarter and up 32% year-over-year. Continue Reading Foreclosure Filings Up 14% During 2025
Zillow: Homes Will Be Affordable in 20 Major Markets by Year’s End
Looking ahead into 2026, Zillow expects slow but steady home value growth, falling mortgage rates and rising incomes to contribute to a nationwide improvement in affordability. Continue Reading Zillow: Homes Will Be Affordable in 20 Major Markets by Year’s End
December New Home Purchase Mortgage Applications Up by 2.5%
The average loan size for new homes increased from $378,063 in November to $380,607 in December. Continue Reading December New Home Purchase Mortgage Applications Up by 2.5%
NYC Homeowners Sued by Squatters Removed from Their Property
“Somebody broke into my house, and I’m in court getting sued by them,” said Denis Kuryland. Continue Reading NYC Homeowners Sued by Squatters Removed from Their Property
Barbara Corcoran Predicts Lower Rates Will Drive Home Prices ‘Through the Roof’
Real estate investor and “Shark Tank” star Barbara Corcoran has warned that that lower interest rates will results in home prices going “through the roof.” In an interview with Yahoo Finance, Corcoran opined that lower rates would bring more buyers into a housing...
MBA Voices Opposition to Biden’s Rent Cap Proposal
“Rent control has consistently proven to be a failed policy,” said MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit. Continue Reading MBA Voices Opposition to Biden’s Rent Cap Proposal
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 25-29
In the spotlight: The story behind the Sitzer/Burnett case, squatters getting the boot in Florida and an iconic hotel’s demise. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of March 25-29
Virginia Home Sales Up Amid Spike in New Listings
Last month saw 1,400 more new listings compared to one year earlier, a 16.7% upswing. Continue Reading Virginia Home Sales Up Amid Spike in New Listings
Biden to Change Rent Increase Cap on Some Affordable Housing Units
Properties that receive Low-Income Housing Tax Credit funding will be capped at 10%. Continue Reading Biden to Change Rent Increase Cap on Some Affordable Housing Units
Typical Homebuyer’s Down Payment Up 24% From a Year Ago
Redfin also reported more than one-third of purchases from February were all-cash transactions. Continue Reading Typical Homebuyer’s Down Payment Up 24% From a Year Ago
Brooklyn’s Tallest Building Going to Public Foreclosure Auction
The 93-story residential Brooklyn Tower was completed last year by JDS Development. Continue Reading Brooklyn’s Tallest Building Going to Public Foreclosure Auction
Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home Outside of Chicago Listed at $779,000
The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Jan. 3, 1978. Continue Reading Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home Outside of Chicago Listed at $779,000
Mortgage Rates Drop Slightly
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.79%, down from last week when it averaged 6.87%. Continue Reading Mortgage Rates Drop Slightly













