Dave Gallagher

While energy prices pushed overall inflation up to 4.2% in May, core inflation was lower than expected, possibly staving off a near-term rate hike by the Fed.

A majority of prospective buyers also said that they would trust AI-provided mortgage assistance, according to a new survey from Veterans United Home Loans.

Pending sales remain sluggish as mortgage rates tick back up, but for buyers who are ready to commit, “the door is open” to negotiate favorable terms.

Many are talking and writing about President Trump's performance on Meet the Press this past Sunday. Trump turned red with rage. He referred to the press and virtually all of

While new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh might not be able to push for rate cuts right now, he may shift how the Fed handles forecasts and communications.

Housing starts were way down in May but could just signal a correction after an unexpectedly strong early spring. Still, builder sentiment continues to slide.

Pending home sales beat expectations for the month, rising 3.8% since April even as mortgage rates hovered around 6.5% and inflation hit a three-year high.

Though the Fed held short-term interest rates steady at its June meeting, several officials now anticipate at least one rate hike before the end of the year.

With the Strait of Hormuz starting to reopen, oil prices have dropped — and mortgage rates are beginning to tick down amid hopes for easing inflation.

Total regulatory costs involved in building the typical new single-family home now exceed $131K — up from about $94K five years ago, according to the NAHB.