Prices are steady, sales are ticking up, and builders are sweetening deals with credits and rate buydowns—welcome to the 2025 “steady-but-sticky” market.

FHFA Credit Scoring Overhaul & LLPA Pricing Updates: What to Expect in 2025

After a four-week slide, mortgage rates inched up slightly—still low enough to keep buyers browsing and refinancers curious

Inflation is easing—but the job market’s softening faster than the Fed expected, hinting at gentler moves ahead.

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.

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.

Jobs are up, but the cracks are showing beneath the surface—and the Fed is taking notice. Mortgage rates won’t drop just yet, so homebuyers and sellers need a smart plan moving forward.