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When mortgage rates dipped to 6%, experts anticipated a big year for homebuyers who had been sitting on the sidelines. But then came the war in Iran, which drove rates back up.

Economic uncertainty and high interest rates are holding back buyers, though high-end cash purchasers aren't waiting.

A slowing market and changing regulations following the NAR settlement are driving many agents out of the industry.

The MLS is in the news a lot. But what is it?

“I have not seen us write more than two offers before getting an acceptance, whereas before it was writing offer after offer after offer,” said Houston real estate broker LaTisha Grant.

More agents might start charging buyers hourly rates or working on retainer.

Agents typically split the 5% to 6% commission when a home is sold. Rates could go lower in the wake of class-action litigation.

Realtors are encouraging their clients to get creative if they really want to make a move while interest rates remain high and inventory remains low.

Prices are cooling in the West, but the market in the East is still hot. We check in with a real estate pro in the center of the divide.

As mortgage rates rise, the housing market in San Francisco has come “to a screeching halt,” says Cynthia Cummins.