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30-year mortgage6.55%▼ -0.20 pts15-year mortgage5.93%▲ +0.01 pts10-year Treasury4.60%▲ +0.22 ptsMortgage spread1.95 pts▼ -0.42 ptsMedian list price$430k▼ -2.5%List $/sqft$228▼ -2.1%Days on market53 +0 daysActive listings1.1M▲ +1.9%New listings463k▲ +2.4%Pending sales506k▲ +4.9%Housing starts1.43M▲ +3.5%Building permits1.37M▼ -2.3%New-home sales580k▼ -6.8%Existing-home sales4.09M▲ +2.8%Months of supply10.3▲ +0.6 moMortgage delinquency1.89%▲ +0.12 pts

as of Jul 2026

Build-to-Rent Housing in 2026: Why Developers Are Chasing Renters

July 16, 2026July 11, 2026

Build-to-rent housing concept with rows of new single-family rental homes.

Build-to-rent communities offer single-family space without a mortgage. Why developers are betting on long-term renters.

Housing Starts in 2026: Why Construction Pullbacks Matter for Future Supply

July 16, 2026July 4, 2026

Housing starts concept with construction foundation, framing, and future homes.

Housing starts fell in May 2026. Here’s why construction pullbacks matter for future housing supply, buyers, builders and prices.

Housing Inventory Is Rising: Why That Does Not Automatically Mean Prices Will Fall

July 20, 2026July 1, 2026

Rising housing inventory shown through rows of homes and listing markers.

Housing inventory is rising, but that does not automatically mean home prices will fall. Here’s what buyers and sellers should watch.

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