A report studying the health of the housing market for September detailed three large metros where new construction has taken off over the past month.

One particular group could add tens of millions of potential buyers in the coming years.

Information reveals that just a quarter of African-Americans could afford the typical home in 2018. Several markets, though, saw affordability decline by more than 30%.

While $1 million can still fetch large homes in Texas and Tennessee, a homebuyer would be lucky to get even a second bedroom in one California market.

MCS CEO Caroline Reaves said the acquisition will allow MCS to expand operations in Miami and “strengthen our vendor network nationwide.”

Proximity to transit centers not only cuts costs, but a new report shows the benefit it has to home prices.

Commentary from city leaders suggests the removal of exclusionary zoning could be a solution, but more needs to be done.

The share of homeowners under the age of 35 has declined since 2009. However, a report suggests that could soon begin to change.

A report shows that prices for building materials grew at its slowest pace since 2015. How does this impact home prices?

The mapping tool, which is part of Freddie Mac’s Duty to Serve Plan, synchronizes data from multiple sources to help investors better understand opportunities for creating and preserving affordable housing in hard-to-serve markets.