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With low inventory hampering the housing market, new home sales may be the solution. Take a look at the current state of the single-family new home market.

Most Realtors agree, according to a recent survey, that the landscape of their industry is changing. What aspects of real estate do firms believe will be important in the year to come?

To what extent is homeownership in America racially divided? Apartment List analyzed Census Bureau data from 1980 to 2015 to answer this question.

According to AARP, those planning for retirement should save approximately $1 million considering the average American retirement age is 63 and life expectancy is 85. However, not all areas in the U.S. are the same when it comes to how long that million will last.

New construction starts are on the rise at the start of Q3, which bodes well for coming months. See how specific regions performed across the country in this report.

When it comes to potential homebuyers as well as homeowners looking to refinance, Freddie Mac is turning to automated appraisals—at least if the property passes its automated collateral evaluation, or ACE.

Increasing home prices aren’t a trend that just the middle and lower classes are experiencing—those in the million-dollar range are noticing, too. In fact, some of those that used to not have a million-dollar price tag now do.

It’s known that an aspect of the American Dream is homeownership—one thing that isn’t as available to some demographics as others. Take a look at what a report will detail on homeownership as well as what else is coming in The Week Ahead.

Mortgage rates have been low for a while now, but consumers still aren’t buying. What is keeping potential homeowners out of the market, and what can be done to bring them back in?

Homebuyers are starting to think that getting some space outside outweighs square footage. Is the change brought on by first time homebuyers or across the board?