Tag Archives: Housing Prices

Pandemic-related supply and labor shortages, as well as a bottleneck in the nation’s supply chain, have contributed to an uptick in housing prices nationwide.

Nearly 13 years after the market peaked, housing in Sin City is nearing pre-recession highs.

Information from several agencies reveals the further issues of affordability, as home prices continue to exceed what homebuyers can pay.

Here's how employment and housing prices correlate over the last twenty years.

Retiring to a big city can be expensive, and more retirees are looking toward small towns. A recent report lists which towns are the most cost-effective for retiring senior homeowners.

Will Americans continue to pursue their dream of owning a home despite rising home prices? A report analyses buyer sentiments and housing values.

New reports show that home prices in some markets fared better than others. Here’s why.

As home prices rise across the country, which cities can a middle-class homebuyer look at to purchase their home? A study by Realtor.com looked at metros that have ...

Home prices rose in more than 90 percent of America’s metro areas last quarter, And the national median price? That's even more shocking.

New data shows home prices are nearly 50 percent higher than 2011’s numbers. Is there an end in sight? And what does it mean for housing affordability?