North Carolina’s capital, Raleigh, experienced the biggest annual increase in housing inventory in the entire nation last year, according to data by Homes.com updates as of July 2025. The city, which ...

Markets in the Northeast are expected to see the biggest home price increases this year, according to experts.

The U.S. housing market seems to make little sense right now. Inventory is piling up in much of the country as prospective buyers withdraw to the sidelines, citing rising prices and higher borrowing ...

Generally speaking, housing markets where inventory (i.e., active listings) has returned to pre-pandemic 2019 levels have experienced weaker home price growth (or outright declines) over the past 36 ...

For the past several years, the housing market has been defined more by what didn’t happen than what did. Homeowners didn’t move. Inventory didn’t rebuild. Affordability didn’t materially improve.

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In 2025, the U.S. housing market largely continued the sluggish trends that have defined the post-pandemic years: high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and persistent economic uncertainty.