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Affordability remains a challenge for many homebuyers, but the market is offering more flexibility than people may realize. Recent housing data shows that 37% of home builders are reducing prices, while nearly two-thirds are offering buyer incentives. Buyers are also adapting by purchasing multigenerational homes or partnering with family members to make the numbers work,…

Recent housing data may look concerning, but it does not necessarily signal a market crash. Existing-home sales slowed in June while the national median home price reached about $440,600, and growing inventory could help create a more balanced market during the second half of 2026. More homes for sale may give buyers additional choices, reduce…

The second half of 2026 may bring a more balanced housing market for buyers, with sellers becoming more realistic and national listing prices adjusting from last year’s levels. While this does not mean home values are crashing, it may create a better opportunity for buyers to explore their options, ask questions, and understand what today’s…

This week’s mortgage update highlights that homeownership remains a major goal for many Americans, with the video referencing a Reuters-cited report showing that 53% of Americans would rather buy than rent. It also notes that many current homeowners are considering their next move, showing continued activity despite affordability and rate concerns. The main takeaway is…

In this mortgage market update, Daniel DiGuglielmo shares a quick look at recent rate movement and buyer activity. While global headlines have eased, mortgage rates still moved slightly higher, reminding buyers how quickly conditions can change. The takeaway: staying informed and prepared can help buyers act when the right opportunity appears.

In this week’s mortgage update, Daniel DiGuglielmo explains why buyers who are thinking about purchasing a home this summer may want to stay prepared. Historically, home prices tend to rise in the early summer, with the video noting increases of 3.9% in June and 0.9% in July based on Realtor.com data. While those shifts are…

In this weekly mortgage update, Daniel DiGuglielmo shares a clear look at the current housing and mortgage market, including signs that inventory is improving and buyers may be gaining more room to negotiate. With more sellers entering the market, home prices still moving year over year, and activity beginning to shift as the season changes,…

The housing market is starting to shift—and it’s creating real opportunity. Right now, there are about 47% more sellers than buyers, giving buyers more options and a bit more leverage than we’ve seen in a while, while inventory continues to rise compared to last year. On top of that, there’s potential good news on the…

The housing market is starting to shift in buyers’ favor. Pending home sales are rising, more sellers are lowering prices, and buyers are negotiating below asking price more often than we’ve seen in years. While rates and affordability are still important factors, the market is becoming more balanced, creating new opportunities for buyers who stay…