June, usually the height of the spring housing season, saw sales of existing homes drop from the previous month, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Home prices hit an all-time high in June, even as the housing market continued its post-pandemic slump. The median price for an existing home sold last month was $435,300, besting the previous ...

Home prices rose to a new high in June while the crucial spring sales season fizzled, signs that a housing-market recovery is unlikely in 2025.

Home prices have continued to climb because there has not been enough construction of new homes to keep up with the U.S. population. The rate at which prices have jumped has decreased as the market… ...

Prices for lavish beach homes in New York’s affluent Hamptons surged even as the enclave’s broader housing market had a fairly ho-hum spring. The overall Hamptons market was in moderation mode ...

Small-time investors are the ones buying up homes — icing out the average American sidelined by high prices ...

Sales of starter homes rose 3.9 percent year-over-year in June, marking the 10th consecutive month in which home sales rose year-over-year.

Prices for newly built homes fell annually in nearly a third of major U.S. cities, as builders ramped up concessions and reduced floorplans.

Home prices are falling in 14 of the 50 largest US metro areas, according to a new Redfin report, creating a rare moment of leverage for buyers in places that have long favored sellers.

The price premium on new-construction homes is dissolving. New home prices dropped in 30% of large U.S. cities last quarter advertisement ...