PinnedAre We In A Housing Affordability Crisis? It DependsI was being interviewed about the housing market recently, and the reporter — Cory Smith of The National Desk — asked a deceptively…Jun 24, 2024Jun 24, 2024
Has the housing market reached its peak?U.S. home prices have reached a plateau and will begin edging down, according to a new analysis by Redfin.1h ago1h ago
Affordability squeeze eases a bit, but housing market still tough for middle classA $75,000 income qualifies you for just 21% of homes listed for sale nationally, a new report says. That’s actually an improvement.May 15May 15
5 Weird Ways to Address the U.S. Housing ShortageYou’ve heard of ADUs. But what about dorms for adults, or ‘single-stair’ buildings?May 14May 14
Home Price Appreciation Comes to Flyover CountryTopeka, Peoria and Toledo are suddenly hot. And formerly hot markets in Utah and Florida have cooled.May 8May 8
Home prices are falling in some formerly hot marketsPrice cuts. Sparsely attended open houses. Homes languishing on the market. Parts of Florida and Texas are seeing — gasp! — a slowdown.May 1May 1
Case-Shiller Index shows home-price appreciation cooling a bit but still pushing higherOnce cold, New York is now hot. Once hot, Tampa Bay has turned chilly. But how much longer can the gains hold?Apr 29Apr 29
Home sales plunge, home prices keep risingMarch 2025 home sales slowed to an annual pace of just 4.02 million, the slowest number for the month since the dark days of March 2009.Apr 24Apr 24
Why are home prices so high, and how can the affordability squeeze be eased? More buildingFor decades, a housing shortage has skewed the economies of major U.S. cities. Since 2020, the trend has only accelerated.Apr 4Apr 4
Hot again: Housing markets in New York City, San Francisco come back strongFive years ago, home sales in the nation’s two priciest big cities seemed to be dying. Now they’re on fire, and the Sun Belt has cooled.Apr 1Apr 1