The U.S. housing market ended 2025 on a weaker footing than expected, raising fresh concerns about momentum heading into 2026 as buyers pulled back sharply from signing new contracts.
According to new data from Cotality, the long-predicted flood of homes expected from America's aging population is arriving far more slowly than housing markets once anticipated.
U.S. home builders pressed lawmakers on Tuesday to roll back what they describe as a growing web of federal regulations that they say is exacerbating the nation's housing affordability crisis by constraining supply and inflating construction costs.
California's housing market closed out 2025 with modest gains in sales, signaling resilience amid cooling prices and shifting mortgage dynamics. For the fourth consecutive month, home sales rose from both the previous month and year, with annual activity finishing just shy of 1% above 2024 levels.
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