Housing News

Homebuilder confidence has plummeted to a 14-year low, signaling significant challenges in the housing market. Rising mortgage rates and labor shortages are key factors impacting new construction.

Ever thought about buying a home with a friend or family member? A new study reveals that many people would rather co-own than rent, especially with today's high housing costs.

Mortgage delinquencies are still on the rise, but there's a glimmer of hope as the pace of increase is starting to flatten. While serious delinquencies climbed in August, the overall trend suggests a potential shift.

Getting a home under contract is exciting, but it's not a done deal until closing. Many things can derail a sale between offer acceptance and the final handshake.

Ever wonder what's really on the minds of renters? A new national survey reveals their top concerns and priorities, offering a crucial look into the rental market.

Real estate wire fraud is more sophisticated and frequent than ever, with AI making it incredibly difficult to detect. Learn how to protect your closing funds from these advanced scams.

Real estate wire fraud is more sophisticated and frequent than ever, with AI making it harder to detect. Don't let your closing funds become a hacker's payday.

Existing home sales took another dip in August, marking a significant slowdown in the market. Meanwhile, the inventory of available homes has reached a decade-high, signaling a shift for buyers.

Mortgage rates just hit their highest point in over a year, sparking renewed inflation worries. What does this mean for buyers hoping for a calmer fall housing market?

This summer, rising mortgage rates and home prices are making buyers take a closer look before jumping into the market. Despite these headwinds, the housing market shows surprising stability and some interesting regional trends.

Virginia is making big moves to address the massive energy demands of data centers. A new order requires these facilities to fund their own dedicated electric infrastructure, aiming to protect residents from rising utility costs and grid strain.

New federal housing laws are on the horizon, bringing significant changes for Virginia's real estate professionals. Staying informed and prepared is crucial, and thankfully, a wealth of resources is available to help you understand and adapt.