WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) - The U.S. housing supply gap widened further in 2025 while more households were formed, an ...

The balance of power in the U.S. housing market has flipped with unusual speed. After years when buyers outnumbered listings and bidding wars were routine, there are now far more homes for sale than ...

Developers are building more single-family houses for renting. That can lower prices for both renters and buyers.

Rising inventory, stable prices and stronger pendings signal a more balanced U.S. housing market in 2026. Listings and seasonality are supporting healthier spring-cycle dynamics after years of ...

Housing starts fell year-over-year in November and December, suggesting that buyers are reacting to a weak U.S. market.

ATTOM finds affordability strains, rising foreclosures, and elevated unemployment pushing several U.S. housing markets, led by inland California counties, into heightened downturn risk in Q3 A new ...

The most aggressive warning on the U.S. housing market right now is not about a mild correction. It is a call for a collapse that could eclipse the 2008 crisis, with one prominent analyst arguing that ...

The U.S. housing market ended 2025 on a weaker footing than expected, raising fresh concerns about momentum heading into 2026 as buyers pulled back sharply from signing new contracts. Pending home ...

America faces a serious housing shortage, one that Moody’s estimates would take more than 2 million new homes to resolve. But over at Goldman Sachs, analysts put the number at 3 million. Zillow’s ...