Shaina Mishkin

Adjustable-rate loans have lower rates right now than fixed mortgages, offering buyers cheaper financing costs.

The home builder reports weaker profit than analysts were expecting, although revenue tops Wall Street estimates.

The commerical real-estate giant should reconstruct its board and consider strategic alternatives for its Homes.com portial, Third Point CEO Daniel Loeb wrote in a letter.

The consensus call among economists tracked by FactSet was for a 1.1% increase.

Compass has completed its acquisition of Anywhere, making it the “premier consolidator in U.S. residential real estate ,” a J.P. Morgan analyst says.

Housing companies had feared a ban on stock buybacks or measures to encourage them to build more homes than they would otherwise.

Tuesday’s bond-market upheaval sent the cost of a 30-year mortgage 0.14 percentage point higher, according to one daily survey.

D.R. Horton earnings top expectations. But ‘affordability constraints and cautious consumer sentiment continue to impact new home demand,’ says Executive Chairman David Auld.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares have slumped as investors fear the administration may keep the companies under government control rather than pursue an IPO.

President Donald Trump is expected to discuss his plan for improving housing affordability at the World Economic Forum in Davos next week. 

Real-estate agents in metropolitan areas across the U.S. say buyer demand perked up this month.

Home sales in 2025 mark the third straight year of sales of three-decade lows after rapidly rising mortgage rates caused transactions to plunge.

Proposed U.S. housing policies risk pressuring builders to increase housing supply, potentially hurting profit margins.

Bill Pulte, who heads the Federal Housing Finance Agency, told Barron’s the Trump administration is looking at 50 different ideas.

Housing supply needs to ramp up as demand increases. Without both, home prices would likely rise.

The closing brings roughly 340,000 real estate professionals under one corporate roof.

Stocks rally after President Donald Trump outlines a plan to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds.