Contract Cancellations in 2026: Why More Buyers Are Walking Away
Contract cancellations remain elevated in 2026 as buyers face affordability, inspection and financing concerns.
Housing market news and data for 2026: home prices, inventory, days on market, and buyer demand — plus what the latest trends mean for buyers and sellers.
Contract cancellations remain elevated in 2026 as buyers face affordability, inspection and financing concerns.
Pending home sales rose in May 2026, but contract activity is only one signal. Here’s what buyers, sellers and agents should watch.
Home price cuts remain common in 2026, but they do not always mean distress. Here’s what buyers and sellers should watch.
Housing inventory is rising, but that does not automatically mean home prices will fall. Here’s what buyers and sellers should watch.
Is 2026 a buyer’s market? Learn how inventory, price cuts, concessions and days on market show who has leverage.
Are home prices falling in 2026? The latest data shows list prices are easing, but sale prices and home values tell a more mixed story.
A federal court vacated FinCEN’s residential real estate reporting rule. What the decision means for cash deals and trusts.
Fair housing compliance starts with the listing description. A practical guide for agents, landlords and property managers.
How long does it take to save a down payment in 2026? The answer depends on savings rate, home price and loan type.
Relistings are rising as some sellers return to the market with new prices, new photos or more realistic expectations.
How long does it take to sell a home in 2026? The answer depends on days on market, local demand, pricing and closing timeline.
Is a pre-listing inspection worth it? Learn when sellers should inspect before listing and how it can reduce surprises.
Home staging still matters in 2026, but sellers should focus on the rooms and presentation choices buyers notice most.
A seller rate buydown can help buyers with monthly payments, but it is not always better than a price cut or closing-cost credit.
Mortgage calculators often miss taxes and insurance. Here’s how buyers should estimate the full cost of homeownership.
Home affordability improved from recent lows, but high rates, prices, taxes and insurance still shape what buyers can comfortably afford.
More sellers are offering concessions as buyers gain leverage. Here’s when a credit, repair or rate buydown may work better than a price cut.
Existing-home sales rose in May, new-home sales fell, and inventory improved. Here’s what buyers and sellers should watch next.
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