A recent survey found that more than half (52%) of American homeowners have a renovation project planned this year.

Whether you’re putting your home on the market in a few weeks or a few years, strategic upgrades can make all the difference. But you don't have to embark on a major remodel to make a significant improvement.

As we move into the second half of 2024, here’s what experts say you should expect for home prices, mortgage rates, and home sales.

The 2024 Presidential election is just months away. As someone who’s thinking about potentially buying or selling a home, you’re probably curious about what effect, if any, elections have on the housing market.

If you’re a member of a younger generation, like Gen Z, you may be asking the question: will I ever be able to buy a home? And chances are, you’re worried that’s not going to be in the cards with inflation, rising home prices, mortgage rates, and more seemingly stacked against you.

Thinking about selling your house? As you make your decision, consider what's pushing you to think about moving. A recent survey from Realtor.com looked into why people want to sell their homes this year.

The peak moving season is upon us. In fact, according to Move.com, almost 70% of U.S. moves occur between May and September.¹ And while the percentage of Americans who move each year has declined, the desire to relocate remains strong.