You can buy a home with little to no money – but should you? A 35-year housing finance expert shares what most first-time buyers overlook before making this life-changing decision.
Not all listings tell the full story. Discover the hidden red flags in photos and descriptions that could save you from wasting time while touring homes.
The president signed two executive orders on Friday to ease the housing crisis. How much difference might they make?
Interior design is shifting away from minimalist spaces toward “Grandma Chic,” a cozy aesthetic filled with vintage pieces, bold patterns, antiques, and rooms that feel warm, personal, and lived-in.
Sixty percent of seniors say they prefer aging in place over other options. But costs and the possibility of deteriorating health demand continuing flexibility.
Is the housing slump nearing its end? NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun breaks down why 2026 could bring a sharp rebound in home sales.
Think you know what to look for when touring a home? A seasoned real estate agent breaks down some home tour red flags buyers often overlook.
Spec homes offer predictable costs and a faster move-in, while custom builds allow for more control and personalization. Here’s how to decide which type of new home construction is right for you.
HOAs can protect property values and provide amenities, but they come with fees, rules, and risks. Here’s what buyers should know before purchasing in an HOA community.
Ensure a smooth first week in your home with these 5 essential tasks for new homeowners. Learn more about how to settle in with confidence.
A feel-good Super Bowl ad highlights neighborliness, but the realities of homeownership, zoning, and NIMBYism show how homeowners can unwittingly slow housing solutions.
According to MRN’s analysis of Zillow data, these 10 markets — mostly in Louisiana — will see the largest declines in home prices. Does that mean they’re good for buyers, though?
Mortgage costs are down, according to Zillow, but other factors still matter when buying a home. Here’s what first-time buyers should consider.
Think homeowner’s insurance has you covered? From flood insurance to title coverage, discover hidden gaps that could put your home and finances at risk.
Spring usually favors sellers – but not in 2026. In several major metros, sellers outnumber buyers 2-to-1, creating rare opportunities for homebuyers seeking affordability and negotiating power.
Mortgage payments aren’t just principal and interest anymore. Taxes and insurance now account for 21% of average housing costs, with some areas seeing the share climb above 40%.
Low mortgage rates locked millions of homeowners in place, limiting housing supply. A new Harvard study finds this “rate lock” effect helped prevent the steep home price drop many economists predicted.
Ohio voters could weigh two constitutional amendments: abolish property taxes entirely or replace them with a land value tax, reshaping a $24 billion funding stream for local governments.
