Author: Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA TODAY

Inventory levels are rising in some NYC boroughs. What does that mean for renters?

Buyers might finally experience respite from the hot pandemic market as inflation and fed rate-hike help create a more stabilized, balanced market.

“Food at home” prices have jumped 11%, the largest 12-month rise since 1980, while shelter costs have risen and gas prices have soared to records.

The pent-up demand will supercharge the market this summer, historically considered the hottest months for rentals in Manhattan.

The poll reflects the frustration of potential homebuyers. Few Americans think it is a good time to buy a house, even compared to the Great Recession.

You may have heard of a “whisper” listing in the housing market. But what’s a real estate whisper campaign? It could help you save on a house.

Last summer, in the middle of a red-hot pandemic market, the couple managed to get their credit in order and buy their first home.

America’s real estate market may be showing signs of a bubble as home prices become “unhinged.” But what does that mean exactly? We explain.

COVID concessions have largely disappeared in New York City with the average apartment rent in Manhattan now 11% higher than pre-pandemic levels.