From pricing reform to housing supply, Washington’s actually talking solutions — and the market’s listening.

Home prices are finally catching their breath — slow growth, steady footing, and a market that feels sustainable again

The market is finally leveling out — giving buyers some breathing room and sellers a reason to price strategically.

Mortgage rates just dropped to their lowest level in over a year — and savvy borrowers are jumping at the chance.

Affordability isn’t waiting around the corner — even major rate or price drops wouldn’t be enough to make homes affordable in most U.S. markets.

Gen Z is keeping the dream of homeownership alive—with strategy, patience, and a solid dose of financial realism

The government shutdown isn’t just stalling agencies—it’s blinding the markets that decide where mortgage rates go.

Home prices inched up 2% in September while listings jumped past pre-pandemic levels — signaling that balance may finally be returning to the market.

Homebuyers can now count rental income from accessory dwelling units (ADUs) toward qualifying income — a major step toward affordability.

Gilbert and Chandler lead the nation in stretching your paycheck — but with Arizona’s rising home prices, that extra cash might vanish faster than you think.

Inflation’s holding at 3.1%, the government’s in shutdown mode, and the Fed’s playing “wait and see” — here’s what that means for rates.

Refinance activity is slowly waking up as rates ease. Here’s why Arizona homeowners are revisiting refis — and what this cautious comeback could mean for 2025.

Mortgage rates are easing for the first time in months — but will the relief last? Here’s what’s driving the dip and what Arizona homebuyers should watch for next.

When Washington shuts down, the mortgage world slows down too. Learn how a federal closure affects FHA, VA, and conventional loans — and what Arizona buyers can do to stay ahead.

Mortgage payments are slipping, incomes are climbing, and Arizona’s first-time buyers may finally have a little room to breathe. 🌵

Fannie Mae just lowered its mortgage rate forecast — but don’t get too comfy, the real relief is still a 2026 story

Early lender previews peg the 2026 conforming baseline at $819,000

Refinance applications are up nearly 50% from last year, fueled by falling rates and bigger loan balances — here’s why it matters.

Mortgage rates dipped to near 3-year lows before Powell’s comments and economic data sent them spiking back to 6.375%

Bank of America sees a “path to 5% mortgage rates”—but it would take some heavy lifting by the Fed.