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A new affordable housing development is coming to Pensacola, adding supply in a market where the gap between incomes and housing costs has widened. What it

Aiken has seen prices rise alongside a shift in how quickly properties are moving, and the two together describe the market better than either alone. What

Miami continues to attract capital and construction, and this piece looks at the market through the perspective of a local industry figure. What is support

Sacramento is seeing inventory build, and for buyers that is the most useful development in several years. What is happening More listings and slower absor

The national outlook points toward gradual recovery in activity, with affordability the constraint that decides how quickly that happens. The case for reco

Northern Virginia is moving toward balance after a long stretch favoring sellers, and the shift is gradual rather than abrupt. What is driving it Higher fi

Multifamily sits at the intersection of housing demand and financing cost, which makes its outlook worth watching even if you never own an apartment buildi

Cleveland has more inventory than it has had in years, and that shift changes the experience of buying there. What rising inventory does More listings mean

Oklahoma City has seen prices ease after a strong run, and the move looks more like normalization than distress. The drivers Affordability that attracted r

Dallas-Fort Worth has shifted from one of the tightest markets in the country to something considerably more balanced. What changed Sustained construction

Atlanta has cooled from the pace of recent years, and price softness is showing up across parts of the metro. What is behind it Higher borrowing costs cut

Industry conferences are where practitioners compare notes on what they are actually seeing, and the themes that surface there tend to reach the wider mark

Agents heading into spring have been describing a more active season ahead, and the reasoning behind the optimism is worth examining rather than taking at