Kansas City expects 650,000 fans to attend World Cup games next June and July. Many of them will seek short-term rentals, which could temporarily affect the region’s housing market.

A tale of three markets: Austin, Cleveland, and Jacksonville.

Experts predict a gradually improving market, with some big caveats.

A recent investigation found that some lenders are using a controversial method for calculating interest, meaning some New Yorkers who already lost their homes have also been deprived of tens of thousands of dollars.

The latest survey from the National Association of Home Builders showed confidence ticked up in December, but two-thirds said they’ve had to offer incentives lately to get buyers to commit.

With the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates, lenders may be pitching you refinancing opportunities. Here’s what to know if you’re getting inundated with offers.

In New York, more than 12,000 new apartments are being created from office buildings that have struggled to recover since the pandemic.

Elevated interest rates, tariffs, and labor shortages due to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown have left many would-be buyers on the sidelines.

Zillow is no longer including flood, fire and other climate risk scores on home listings. Research shows that the data is a major factor in whether or not potential buyers will make an offer.

New reports from national real estate firms indicate some shifts in the struggling housing market.