Young Americans are delaying homeownership because they're burdened with student loan debt, waiting longer to get married and have kids

For first-time home buyers, the challenge of coming up with a 20% mortgage down payment is often difficult enough to keep

HOME PRICE DATA FOR APRIL SHOWS ANOTHER RECORD HIGH, THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF NEW PEAKS.

LENDERS ARE CONCERNED OVER GENERAL ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, AND THEY ARE EASING THEIR CREDIT STANDARDS TO COPE WITH THE ANTICIPATED SLOWDOWN IN MARKET DEMAND.

IT’S BEEN A YEAR SINCE THE START OF THE GREAT RECESSION BUT IT APPEARS THAT THE SLOW RECOVERY OF THE US HOUSING MARKET IS ALMOST COMPLETE.

Kevin Thorpe, global chief economist at Cushman & Wakefield, thinks there's little cause to worry about a recession in the next couple of years.

The misconception about down payments continue to hinder millennials from the possibility of owning a home.

With an extreme shortage of housing inventory plaguing many markets across the country, many homeowner wannabes are locked in an epic struggle to purchase a home.

The increase in April is 1% above the peak of 2007 ($196,600) and the year-over-year rise was 7.3% as tight inventory saw increased competition in many markets.

Frank, a smart and tech-savvy Denver homeowner, thought he’d skip the agent commission and sell his house himself.

Prices rose 1.4 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from the previous three months, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said in a statement Wednesday

Buying a house can be both an exciting and simultaneously stressful experience. One reason the home buying process tends to be so stressful for many consumers

NATIONWIDE, US HOMEOWNERS COULD SPEND UP TO $15,190 IN HIDDEN COSTS WHEN SELLING THEIR HOME, ACCORDING TO A NEW ANALYSIS FROM ZILLOW AND LOCAL SERVICES MARKETPLACE

Existing-home sales are poised to see their best year in a decade, but low supply and affordability still threaten to keep the homeownership

Deciding between a VA loan or a conventional loan may seem easy. No money down, no mortgage insurance, a better interest rate — a VA mortgage wins hands down, right?

Housing supply has not kept up with demand because building has become increasingly expensive

THE RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNING A HOME CAN BE INTIMIDATING FOR PEOPLE WHO’VE ONLY RENTED IN THE PAST, BUT NEW DATA FROM ZILLOW SUGGESTS RENTING CAN ACTUALLY COST MORE

PURCHASES OF NEW U.S. HOMES UNEXPECTEDLY INCREASED IN MARCH TO AN EIGHT-MONTH HIGH,

March marked the 18th consecutive month of annual supply declines, according to Redfin.

Looks like the homebuying frenzy isn't going anywhere, at least for now. by Kathryn Vasel @KathrynVaselApril 14, 2017: 11:51 AM ET