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The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices are being rebranded as the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Indices effective immediately.

Why is the homeownership rate at an all-time low? The answer may lie within a key demographic.

Mortgage rates have been hovering near historic lows for the past several months, which seems to have had a positive effect on new home sales. But have the low rates translated to an increase in homeownership?

Where were the top single-family housing market for the summer located when ranked according to how housing fundamentals performed in each market?

Home prices have appreciated every month for more than four years—but the rate of appreciation is getting smaller.

Sales of newly constructed homes took a sharp upturn in June, making the month the best for new home sales since the eve of the housing crash.

One economist recommends four steps the next president can take in order to “make the housing market great again.”

Record-low yields on U.S. treasuries are keeping mortgage rates down near all-time lows, which in turn is driving increases in house-buying power and affordability.

New home sales rode high in April, but were shot down in May. How will they do in June? The industry will find out when HUD/Census Bureau release June's report.

Housing inventory is tight and homes are selling at an increasingly faster rate, which begs the question: Is inventory tight because homes are selling quickly, or are homes selling quickly because inventory is tight?