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Home Depot reports Q4 FY2025 earnings on Tuesday with analysts expecting the first positive comparable-store sales growth since 2022. What the results mean for the housing market recovery.
Ventas reported 10% FFO growth in Q4 2025 and has already closed $842 million toward its $2.5 billion 2026 senior housing investment target, with occupancy rising to 88.6%.
The median age of a first-time homebuyer has reached a record 40 years old, while their market share has fallen to just 21%. The affordability crisis is reshaping American wealth.
The typical US home is sitting for 64 days before going under contract, the longest span in six years. Sellers outnumber buyers by a record gap. America's Great Housing Reset has begun.
NAR data shows January pending home sales fell 0.8% from December and 0.4% year-over-year — the third consecutive monthly decline. Here is why lower mortgage rates have not revived demand.
With the 30-year mortgage at 5.87% and home equity at $17.3 trillion, this may be the best opportunity for homebuyers and refinancers in three years. Here's what you need to know before it closes.
Homeowners insurance premiums have surged from $1,902 to $2,530 since 2020, with inland states like Minnesota, Iowa, and Vermont now facing coastal-style rate hikes as climate disasters reshape the insurance market.
At age 35, just 56% of millennials own a home compared to 61.5% of baby boomers at the same age. The average homeowner now holds $231,420 in wealth versus $5,200 for the average renter.
Active home listings are up 10% year over year with 9 states exceeding pre-pandemic inventory. Spring 2026 is shaping up as the most buyer-friendly market in years.
Moody's predicted 24% office vacancy by 2026. The actual rate is 18.4% and declining. Positive absorption, rising attendance, and corporate RTO mandates are reshaping the commercial real estate outlook.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.09% as of February 12, 2026, its lowest level since early 2023. Freddie Mac reports purchase application activity is now higher than a year ago as affordability improves.
Middle-income homebuyers can now afford just 21% of homes currently listed for sale, down from roughly 50% before the pandemic. Mortgage rates have fallen to 6.09% but remain too high to unlock the market's deepest structural problem.