U.S. homebuilders are increasingly pessimistic about the housing market as tariffs threaten to increase construction costs.

Suze Orman, personal finance expert and bestselling author, said you probably shouldn't rush into homeownership this year.

Despite more homes on the market, existing home sales surprisingly fell 4.9% in January as elevated mortgage rates and high ...

The departures have left a gaping hole in Ginnie Mae, founded in 1968 to make housing more affordable by allowing banks to ...

The average rate on a 30 year mortgage in the U.S. eased for the fifth week in a row to its lowest level since late December, ...

The Conservative, Moderate and Aggressive portfolios all posted negative absolute returns during the quarter that ended ...

One other data point worth noting in Northeast Ohio: while the average single-family home sale price dropped 8.5% from ...

U.S. home sales decline in January as affordability challenges persist, despite a growing inventory of available properties.

TOL's Q1 2025 earnings were mixed, with strong order growth but lower-than-expected EPS and uneven regional demand, ...

Inflation has hit the nation’s homebuilders hard as they face increased costs for supplies and labor. They are dealing with ...