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New data shows rentals are leasing at the fastest pace since 2022, yet prices are stagnant. We unpack the paradox of a market that's 'clearing, not recovering.'

An Ottawa developer is offering homes at 2019 prices, testing if government incentives and advanced manufacturing can finally deliver on affordability.

July data shows more homes for sale, but a deeper look reveals a fractured market where your ZIP code and income dictate your reality more than ever.

A new wave of homebuyers, led by financially confident veterans, are tired of waiting. Armed with AI tools, they're forging ahead in a tough housing market.

While inventory rises, affordability plummets in the Mid-Atlantic. New data reveals a housing market increasingly accessible only to the wealthy.

Amidst high interest rates and a 5.6% drop in new home sales, MPCs are up 3%. This isn't just a trend; it's a fundamental shift in homebuyer priorities.

VantageScore data shows consumers are managing debt with impressive discipline. But beneath the surface of rising scores, economic pressures are building.

Mortgage rates climbed to 6.55%, but weakening demand and rising inventory are creating a complex, shifting landscape for American homebuyers.

National home sales are falling, but a closer look reveals a deeply divided market. Discover the surprising metros defying the downturn and what it means.

After a slow start, Canada's housing market is stirring. Pent-up demand meets economic caution, creating a complex picture of regional divides.

A new FICO survey reveals a stark reality: most non-homeowners feel priced out. High prices, rising rates, and financial confusion are sidelining buyers.

New data reveals a resilient first-time homebuyer, but a closer look at the market shows a widening gap between them and their equity-rich counterparts.

A record share of Americans are relocating, fleeing high costs for the Sun Belt. This isn't just about sunshine; it's a strategic economic shift.

The spring housing market fizzled as sellers, locked in by low mortgage rates, retreat. This is creating a rare opening for buyers to gain leverage.

One-third of Canadian mortgage holders face renewal in the next year, with many lacking the cash flow to absorb higher payments. Is this a financial cliff?

A new report reveals a fractured U.S. housing landscape. While most of the nation sees buyer power grow, tech booms are fueling fierce bidding wars in others.

A brief dip in mortgage rates sent home prices climbing in May, but the national numbers hide a fractured market where some cities boom while others bust.

Nearly half of U.S. home sellers are now offering concessions, a record high that signals a major power shift. But the story varies wildly by region.

The Senate's new Naloxone Awareness Day highlights a critical shift. As fentanyl rages, a life-saving drug is moving from ambulances to school hallways.

Goldfish Swim School's new 'Dads & Minis' program is more than a swim class; it's a strategic move to engage fathers, combat drowning stats, and innovate.