The Fed just cut rates by 50 basis points, but it takes time for the effects of loosening policy to reverberate through the housing market.

Buyers are wading back into the housing market, as mortgage rates have fallen for the 5th consecutive week

Rule changes from the NAR settlement go into effect this weekend, and everyone wants to know how they'll impact agent commissions.

We recently surpassed 10,000 homes listed on BlueBid, and we're coming off our biggest week ever for new homes on the platform.

Active home listings are up 36.8% annually. The number of homes for sale in the United States now sits at a post-pandemic high.

Housing inventory is up 23.4% annually to 1.32 million units at the end of June. Supply remains tight in the grand scheme of things.

Single-family home construction dropped for the 4th consecutive month in June as builders wait for rate cuts.

The average home in America is now selling for below list price, inventory is on the rise, and more listings are sitting on the market.

It's an ugly news cycle in the housing market this week thanks to an ugly combo of weakening demand, rising supply, and elevated prices.

Mortgage demand is flattening even as interest rates just hit the lowest level since March.

The Fed is keeping its benchmark lending rate at its current level for the seventh time in a row.

The number of homes for sale in the United States is slowly returning to normal.

Inventory at BlueBid - where sellers test the market without accumulating days on market - has now surpassed 7,500 homes.

US home sales decreased for the second consecutive month in April while inventory increased 9% to 1.21 million.

The Buzz is a regular summary of housing market news and data driving our decision-making at BlueBid.

Mortgage demand continues its rollercoaster ride, and major brokerages have agreed to change their business practices.

We explore the continued rise of home prices - in the face of high mortgage rates.

The median price of luxury homes hit an all-time record, even as the rest of the market struggles with high rates and low inventory.

There are signs of a softening market as sellers enter the spring housing with more realistic expectations.

We're witnessing an insatiable appetite for services at the early stages of selling: market reports, CMAs, selling consultations, etc.