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.
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.
From Portland to rural eastern Oregon, down payment assistance programs are helping eligible buyers bridge the gap between saving and owning.
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.
Existing home sales slipped in July, household growth is slowing, and new research suggests housing near transit could help California meet its climate goals.
Homeowners associations and condo boards are facing growing financial pressure, while HOA-related foreclosure filings are rising sharply.
When a good school closes, home prices in the neighborhoods it serves fall. Last year, more than 1,000 schools closed.
Need help buying a home in Louisiana? State and local assistance programs may help cover your down payment and closing costs.