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Home sellers nationwide reaped giant rewards over the past year, as tight supply drove up not only prices, but return-on-investment for sellers as well.

Homes are selling 16% quicker than they were in 2021, with the median-priced home spending an average of just 47.7 days on the market.

The surge in mortgage rates seen last week has slowed slightly, as Freddie Mac expects rates to continue to increase, but at a more gradual pace.

Overall mortgage application volume declined week-over-week, as the pool of borrowers left are losing the incentive to refinance.

The share of renter households headed by a person of color is almost twice that of homeowner households. Click through to learn other insights from a recent industry report.

The streak continues: as affordability concerns begin to price some buyers out of the purchase market, the latest data from the rental market shows that tenants are experiencing double-digit rent hikes as well.  According to Realtor.com’s year-end ...

A strong economy and positive employment numbers factor into the Federal Reserve’s decision not to raise rates.

According to the National Association of Realtors, up to 95% of buyers now use the internet at some point during their search process.

More than half of the 20 markets reported by S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller experienced increased price growth in November, particularly in the nation’s warmer markets.

Home purchase mortgage originations are anticipated to grow from $1.9 trillion in 2021 to $2.1 trillion in 2022, and $2.2 trillion in 2023, according to a new Freddie Mac forecast.