Homeownership was already out of reach for many young Australians. Then the pandemic hit.

As Zillow winds down its home-flipping business, what’s next for the industry?

Ursula Vernon, an illustrator and horror writer, recounts what it was like purchasing a home for her mother during a pandemic.

Pricing may cool down, but the pandemic will likely permanently change the way we buy homes.

Evergrande is among the three biggest property developers in China and it seems to have the backing of the Chinese communist party.

Zillow will instead focus on selling off its existing inventory. It could be a prudent move.

Rates could soon start ticking up, but homebuyers are mostly focused on the size of that monthly mortgage payment.

Shortages of building materials vary by state, so more new homes are being built in some regions than others.

Homes are staying on the market a few more days. Plus, there are more new listings and fewer bidding wars.

Rising values have given homeowners a lot more equity, which they can tap for cash. They gained $1 trillion in the second quarter.