America Could Have Too Many Homes by 2035—Just Not Where Buyers Need Them

As early as 2035, housing supply may outpace demand, according to a new analysis—potentially cooling prices in fast-building markets even as shortages persist elsewhere. The warning comes from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s “Implications of a Persistent Slowing in Housing Demand” report, which e

Americans Tapped $47 Billion in Home Equity So Far This Year—and That’s a Slippery Slope To Be On

Homeowners tapped an estimated $47 billion in equity during the first three months of 2026, according to a new report from Intercontinental Exchange. The June 2026 ICE Mortgage Monitor notes that this is the highest first-quarter withdrawal figure since 2021. Additionally, an estimated 3.9 million h

Revealed: The Worst Place To Sell a Home in NYC — Where Homeowners Lose a Median $24K

New York City homeowners who sold their properties last year walked away with a median gain of $70,000 after taxes and fees, but that city-wide windfall masked a tale of two markets.  Manhattan sellers posted losses while their outer-borough counterparts more than cleaned up, according to a new Prop

Florida Developer Accused of Running ‘Zombie HOA’ for 20 Years

Homeowners at a townhome complex in Homestead, FL, are taking the developer of the complex to court for allegedly failing to transfer HOA control over to the homeowners. In fact, homeowners in the Villa Portofino East complex—which consists of 117 townhomes—claim that the developer has been in contr