When you read about the housing market, you’ll probably come across some information about inflation or recent decisions made by the Federal Reserve (the Fed). But how do those two things impact you and your homebuying plans? Here's what you need to know.

Are you dreaming of buying your own home and wondering about how you’ll save for a down payment? You're not alone. Some people think about tapping into their 401(k) savings to make it happen.

Media coverage about what’s happening with home prices can be confusing. A large part of that is due to the type of data being used and what they’re choosing to draw attention to…

There’s an old adage in real estate: location, location, location. But ever since the Federal Reserve began its series of inflation-fighting interest rate hikes last year, a new mantra has emerged: mortgage rates, mortgage rates, mortgage rates.

Buying and owning your home can make a big difference in your life by bringing you joy and a sense of belonging. And with June being National Real Estate Planning Month.

It's not easy being a first-time homebuyer right now. At the end of last year, housing affordability hit an all-time low.

The housing market’s been going through a lot of change lately, and there’s been uncertainty surrounding what will happen this spring.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate has been bouncing between 6% and 7% this year.

Have you been saving up to buy a home this year? If so, you know there are a variety of expenses involved – from your down payment to closing costs.

Even though we’re no longer seeing the buyer frenzy that drove home values up during the pandemic, prices have been relatively flat at the national level.

While other millennials are looking to buy for the first time, you may be one of the many who are now discovering you’ve outgrown your home.