Fannie Mae Sees Flat 2026 Home Sales and a New-Home Pullback
Fannie Mae forecasts 4.76 million total home sales for 2026 — up just 0.2% — with existing sales edging higher while new-home sales fall 6.1%.
Fannie Mae forecasts 4.76 million total home sales for 2026 — up just 0.2% — with existing sales edging higher while new-home sales fall 6.1%.
Builder incentives can lower costs, but buyers need to compare rate buydowns, closing credits, upgrades and total price carefully.
New construction may offer incentives, while existing homes may offer better locations. Here’s how buyers should compare both in 2026.
Housing starts fell, builder confidence slipped, and incentives spread. Here’s what new construction buyers and sellers should watch in 2026.
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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