Under the Hood of Construction Costs: Three Things Making New Homes More Expensive
New research shows how rising construction, labor, and financing costs are making it harder and more expensive to build new homes.
New research shows how rising construction, labor, and financing costs are making it harder and more expensive to build new homes.
Parts of the U.S. economy have real vulnerabilities. But that doesn’t necessarily mean mortgage rates are headed sharply higher.
Fannie Mae reportedly dismissed roughly a dozen senior officials in a sudden leadership shakeup. Here’s what it could mean for mortgage rates, availability, and market stability.
A competitive market rewards preparation, not just the highest offer. Here’s how buyers can stand out while staying within a comfortable budget.
Oklahoma offers down payment assistance for a wide range of buyers, with programs providing grants, deferred loans, forgivable assistance, and help with closing costs.
Luxury homes are selling well while starter homes are sitting. It's a classic K-shaped market.
From Portland to rural eastern Oregon, down payment assistance programs are helping eligible buyers bridge the gap between saving and owning.
The buy-now-pay-later app you once used for luxuries may now let you pay your mortgage, rent, or utilities.
Homeowners insurance premiums have soared in recent years, but a new report says they’re climbing more slowly in 2026.
Buying a home in Kentucky may require less cash upfront than you think. Explore programs that can help with down payment and closing costs.