Real Estate

More price cuts are cropping up on U.S. housing markets listings than a year ago. This signals a turn in the market, which has been largely a seller’s market for the past few years.

With demand for rental properties on the rise, Diana Click reports on the new scams potential renters need to be aware of.

As the popularity of renting rises against buying single-family homes, so does the risk of being scammed.

The Seattle housing market has benefited greatly from strong Chinese buyer demand, but now weakness in the Chinese yuan, as well as tighter restrictions on money leaving China, are cutting into that demand.

A historic town in Maryland, barely a blip on the map, is a blueprint for developing disaster: real estate development in the face of increasingly wet weather.

Compass brokerage is ready to disrupt the classic “for sale” sign with a high-tech, interactive model that will be available to its 5,000 agents

The median price of a Bay Area home sold in June hit $875,000, up 12.9 percent compared with June 2017. That is the highest price on record. Annual price gains over the last six months were twice what they were a year ago.

Diana Olick reports on why some homeowners are keeping their existing property while searching for a new one.

Today’s housing market is so competitive and pricey that more and more homeowners who want to move up are renting their current homes in order to pay for a bigger one.

With demand for lumber on the rise and Canadian imports falling, U.S. producers are trying to expand their businesses.

For the average renter buying the median priced home in America, it will take about six and a half years to save for a 20 percent mortgage downpayment.

The supply of homes for sale in the second quarter of 2018, the all-important spring market, rose at three times the rate of the same period last year, according to Trulia, a real estate listing and research company.

Home prices in Washington state rose nearly 4% in the first quarter, the most in the nation, and more than 13% from one year ago. Experts say the market is now vulnerable to rising interest rates and job losses due to tariffs.