Existing home sales rose 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.06 million units, the highest level since February.

Data reveals a disconnect in the housing market. 73% of buyers believe it's a bad time to buy, while 57% of sellers believe it's a good time to sell.

Compass is combining with Anywhere Real Estate to become the largest brokerage in the world. Anywhere brands include Coldwell Banker, Century 21, ERA, Sotheby's, Corcoran, and Better Homes and Gardens.

The Fed cut interest rates for the first time this year and has signaled 2 more cuts in 2025.

We're seeing more sellers than buyers nationally, as there are now more than 21,000 homes on BlueBid.

Existing home sales rose slightly last month as a modest pullback in mortgage rates, slowing price growth, and robust supply attracted buyers.

Homes are selling at the slowest summer pace in a decade, even as mortgage rates reflect a 2025 low.

Unsold inventory is piling up around the country, as the gap between supply and demand grows at an alarming rate.

July housing data shows signs of a modest national cooldown. Not all markets are cooling, however.

Home prices just hit another all-time high and both new listings and pending sales have fallen.

Existing home sales rose unexpectedly in May, but the market remained historically weak amid high mortgage rates. 

28% of homes are selling above asking price - the lowest springtime level since 2020.

Home sellers now outnumber buyers by the largest margin in 12 years, according to a recent report.

High prices and borrowing costs are causing some would-be buyers to pause.

BlueBid observes plenty of pre-market activity from sellers.

Existing home sales plunged to the slowest pace since 2009 in March. 

Zillow announced it will ban listings from its website which have been previously marketed by agents to limited audiences.

Mortgage rates are sinking on tariff news, but housing costs are still near a record high. 

Data shows homebuyers inching back to the market despite strong spring headwinds, observes CNBC.

Single-family housing starts rose 11.4% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 1.109 million units last month.