Affordability-aiding lower mortgage rates battled a sentiment-sapping surge in geopolitical panic in March, with analysts expecting the latter to outweigh the former with a modest 0.7% MoM decline (after January's plunged - weather? - and February's
Donald Trump sure has a strange approach to making housing more "affordable". He apparently wants lower costs for buyers and higher prices for owners and sellers!
The national median apartment rent shook off the seasonal winter chill and inched up by 0.4 percent in March from February to $1,363, Apartment List reported.
The index has plunged 32% since the Iran conflict started. It's wiped out every gain made in 2025. Peak was 16,910 points on February 27--the day before the U.S. and Israel launched missile strikes on Iran. Now it's sitting around 11,516.
Existing home sales just delivered one of the clearest signals yet about the true state of the housing market in 2026, and it is not the rebound narrative the mainstream keeps promoting.
The number of Americans losing their homes to banks has risen for the twelfth consecutive month, highlighting mounting pressure in the US housing market.
Almost 45,000 for-sale homes that were taken off the market last year were listed in January, according to a new Redfin study, as sellers hope the spring homebuying season will revitalize the sleepy U.S. housing market.
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