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Following a yearlong boom, real estate economists see signs of the surge in vacation-house mortgages subsiding.

A new study by Chase has found that amid income fluctuations of the past year, more are still likely to purchase a home this year following the pandemic.

If the sticker shock of a new home isn’t jarring alone, an analysis of home projects has found that a typical home can require an additional $30K on top of the sale.

For a second consecutive year, Boulder, Colorado took top spot in the U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best Places to Live in the United States" list.  The ...

House hunters still care about granite countertops and hardwood floors, but privacy and space seem to matter more, a study revealed.

A new Redfin analysis finds that through a strong support network, an increasing number of Hispanic homebuyers are achieving the American Dream of homeownership.

However, the refinance share of the market dropped and accounted for less than half of June's origination activity, analysts explain.

Experts say 22- to 41-year-olds are taking advantage of relaxing FICO credit score minimums, as home purchases top refis among this demographic.

MReport takes a deeper look into the impact the pandemic has had on the nation’s biggest cities by chatting with a 30-plus-year research and analytics veteran.

WFG Executive Chairman Patrick Stone and Economist Dr. Bill Conerly discuss the state of real estate, mortgage lending, title insurance and the economy in the latest quarterly presentation.