A new report found that nearly 30 percent of prospective homebuyers believe a recession could make them more likely to purchase a property.

There’s a notable shift in the housing market, which has favored sellers for years. Buyers may be gaining the advantage.

As ResiClub has been documenting, both active resale and new homes for sale remain the most limited across huge swaths of the ...

A weakening of the U.S. economy would slow inflation—even accounting for the impact of tariffs—and "the shift of money ... were to tip into a recession now, home sales are barely above long ...

We’re not in a recession, and I don’t have ... There has not been any shift to slowing down the supply growth. More homes for sale for the rest of the year. The supply side of the housing ...

Last year, home sales were the slowest since 1995 ... Mortgage rates typically fall during a recession as investors shift their money to bonds for reliable returns as they ride out uncertainty.

It’s the latest sign that a long-building affordability crisis, now compounded by trade tensions and recession ... new homes, prices have continued to rise. The median existing home sales ...

Home sellers now vastly outnumber buyers in the US, according to an analysis released Thursday from real estate company Redfin. The report found that there were nearly 500,000 more home sellers in the ...