US Existing-Home Sales Hit Slowest Pace Since August 2010
Existing-home sales fell 5.5% in October to a 3.75 million annual pace, the slowest since August 2010, as 30-year mortgage rates topped 7.4 percent, NAR said Thursday.
Topic
Home Prices
Topic
Home Prices
Luxury Home Prices Fall Nationwide—Except in Florida, Where Billionaires Keep Buying
U.S. luxury home prices have fallen for 31 straight months, but Naples and Miami keep rising as billionaires pour hundreds of mil…
66 of 300 Major US Housing Markets Now See Falling Prices
66 of the 300 largest US housing markets posted yearly price declines as of September 2026, up from 54, as mortgage rates climbed…
Manhattan Renters Now Need $215,000 a Year to Afford the Typical Apartment
NYC median asking rent hit a record $3,785 in Q3, up 4.5% year over year, while buying a median home costs $10,737 a month—$6,952…
A $750,000 Home That Took a Year and $100,000 Off to Sell
Sellers outnumber buyers by 63% in the 50 largest U.S. metros. Median listing prices have fallen 11 straight months as mortgage r…
40% of Home Builders Cut Prices as Buyer Traffic Hits 14-Year Low
Four in 10 home builders are cutting prices to revive demand as buyer traffic hits a 14-year low, squeezing margins while constru…
30-Year Mortgage Rate Jumps to 7.28%, Biggest Weekly Rise in Four Years
The 30-year mortgage rate rose to 7.28% from 7.03%, the largest one-week jump in four years, hitting its highest level since Nove…
Egan-Jones Warns AI Could Hit Home Prices as Desk Jobs Vanish
Egan-Jones Ratings has issued a viral AI doomsday report claiming 'it's over' for screen-based workers — and warning that home pr…
US Home Prices Up 1.3% as Sun Belt Corrections Continue
US home prices rose 1.3% year-over-year through August 2026, ResiClub finds, as Sun Belt corrections offset resilient Northeast a…