By the Numbers

Zillow Chief Economist Skylar Olsen looks at the state of mortgage rates and ways agents can help buyers and sellers in this rebalancing cycle.

CoreLogic’s latest home price index shows year-over-year home appreciation of 6.9%, the lowest rate since late summer of 2020.

Nearly half of movers are moving for “housing-related reasons” such as a transition from owning to renting. The South and West are popular destinations.

With the latest jobs numbers, the unemployment rate is at its lowest level in more than 50 years. It's good news for workers, but could spell more rate hikes.

Compared to November's peak, today's rates could allow millions of additional buyers to afford a home.

The Knock Buyer-Seller Market Index forecasts that many markets will shift to neutral or buyers market territory by late summer or early fall.

The latest monthly report from Realtor.com offers a familiar refrain: The market is sluggish, due in large part to affordability.

The latest rate hike of a quarter point is the smallest increase since rates began their steady climb last spring.

The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index for November showed a monthly drop in home prices as buyers retreated in response to rate hikes, affordability concerns.

A new NAR analysis found that Florida led the way in population growth in 2022, with net migration far exceeding that of runner-up Texas.

For the first time since May, the number of homes under contract increased by a small but notable 2.5%, signaling a potential shift in the market.

This week's rate of 6.13% is nearing a level where it may create some demand, particularly from first-time homebuyers.

New data from Redfin finds a record percentage of people are looking to move to another metro area, with affordability playing a bigger role.

If mortgage rates continue to decline, we could see a more normal spring selling season, according to a Zillow economist.

Existing home sales dipped 1.5% in December, defying predictions for a bigger fall, according to the National Association of Realtors.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.15% this week, the lowest rate since September.

Wary of making a bad decision in a shifting market, buyers are weighing their options — and waiting for prices to fall along with interest rates.

A new report from ATTOM finds renting is more affordable than owning across most of the U.S., a big change from a year ago.

While families with school-aged children still account for the most listings, retirees and empty-nesters make up a significant market share.

Charlotte, NC, topped the list of hot markets, along with other "relatively affordable" cities clustered in the Eastern U.S.