A growing number of Americans say the rapid rise of artificial intelligence could threaten both job security and homeownership, reflecting how technological disruption is increasingly shaping sentiment in the U.S. housing market.
U.S. homebuyers are approaching the spring selling season with uncommon caution, as elevated borrowing costs and shifting macro conditions disrupt what is typically the housing market's most active period.
Miami‑Dade County's residential real estate market posted solid performance in February 2026, with robust condo sales and steady single‑family home growth, according to the Miami Association of Realtors.
Confidence among U.S. homebuilders edged higher in March, signaling modest stabilization in the housing sector, though persistent affordability challenges and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to constrain momentum.
Home sales in the Orlando area rebounded in February as transaction activity picked up and inventory continued to grow, while homes took longer to sell and new listings declined.