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January existing home sales fell 8.4% to a 3.91 million annualized rate, the weakest January since the housing crash. NAR's chief economist warns of a new housing crisis even as affordability metrics improve.
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.
Home Depot reports Q4 2025 earnings on Tuesday February 24. The $5.5 billion GMS acquisition integration is the key story — not just retail comps. Here's what investors should watch for.
Freddie Mac's weekly survey shows the 30-year fixed rate at 6.01%, the lowest since September 2022. With inventory up 20% and spring approaching, here's what every homebuyer needs to know.
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 now at 5.87% and the 15-year at 5.25%, financial experts say this is the widest opportunity for homebuyers and refinancers since early 2023.
January existing home sales dropped 8.4% to 3.91 million units as cold weather and mortgage uncertainty weighed on activity. But NAR says homes are the most affordable since March 2022.
Single-family housing starts rose 4.1% in December but remain 7.3% below a year ago. Tariffs on lumber and immigration enforcement are quietly raising the cost of every new home built in America.
Toll Brothers reported Q1 FY2026 earnings of $2.19 per share, beating estimates, with $2.38 billion in new contracts at an average price of $1.03 million.
The NAHB Housing Market Index fell to 36 in February, its lowest since September, as 65% of builders offered incentives for the 11th straight month amid worsening affordability.
Existing home sales fell 8.4% in January to 3.91 million units, the slowest pace since December 2023, with all four Census regions declining as the NAR's chief economist warns of a 'new housing crisis.'
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.