Real Estate

Country music legend Johnny Cash built his ranch-style home in Ventura, California, from the ground up in 1961 — and now it's for sale.

The slight deceleration of home prices in April comes as the Federal Reserve's efforts to tame scorching-hot inflation have pushed mortgage rates near 6%.

Airbnb first issued a temporary ban on unauthorized house parties at its rental properties in August 2020. It also capped all occupancies at 16 due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus.

Despite May's small gain in pending sales, National Association of Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun warns contract signings are still down sizably compared to a year ago due to higher mortgage rates

Jackie Siegel's 90,000-square-foot mega-mansion, inspired by the Versailles palace in France, features six kitchens, a 35-car garage and a 150-person dining room.

Desktop appraisals are speeding up the time it takes to take out a mortgage loan.

Mortgage rates have hit 5.81% — the highest level since 2008 — ramping up pressure on homebuyers already feeling squeezed in the current real estate market.

Cheryl Casone's FOX Business Network program highlights one couple from New Hampshire, who head for Key West, Florida, during a challenging real estate market.

Hundreds of employees in the bank's mortgage business have been caught in the crosshairs as the Federal Reserve has driven mortgage rates higher as it works to bring down inflation.

The average loan amount for a home mortgage is down markedly from its peak in mid-March, indicating that demand in the U.S. housing market is slowing.

Redfin’s Daryl Fairweather provided insight into what could cause home prices to fall as new data revealed the national median price reached an all-time high.

Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman provides insight into how inflation is deeply impacting the housing market and why he laid off 8% of workers in his company.

On "American Dream Home" on FOX Business, host Cheryl Casone takes a look at Kentucky's horse country — and the housing market in and around Louisville.

The U.S. housing market is getting battered by rising interest rates and sky-high prices, as housing starts and builder confidence continue to decline.

Jerry Howard, CEO of the National Association of Home Builders, warned that cost of capital has increased for consumers and builders as confidence dropped for the sixth straight month.