Out-of-Towners Are Flocking to New Construction: Here's
Remote work didn't just change where people work. It changed where people live, and the ripple effects are still reshaping new-home communities across the
Carrington lowers non-QM threshold to 550 FICO, expands
Carrington Mortgage Services just moved the floor. The lender quietly expanded its non-QM (non-qualified mortgage) guidelines, dropping the minimum FICO
Construction of Rental Homes Plunges After Congressional
The numbers were already ugly. Now Congress made them uglier. Single-family rental home construction — one of the fastest-growing corners of the housing
New home demand swoons even as sales prices hit a 5-year low
New home sales prices have fallen to their lowest point in five years, and the response from buyers has been a collective shrug. That's a strange dynamic
Behind on Your VA Loan? How the New Partial Claim Works
Veterans who fell behind on their VA loans during or after financial hardship have a new lifeline sitting right in front of them. The VA's new partial
How to make a case for buying now: FOMO surfaces in the data
Sitting on the sidelines has felt like the smart play for the past two years. Rates were high, prices hadn't collapsed the way everyone kept predicting
Altadena Wildfire Victims Turn to Factory Homes To Speed
Roughly 17,000 structures were destroyed or damaged in the January 2025 Los Angeles area wildfires — and nowhere took a harder hit than Altadena. What was
Data centers' effect on utility bills — what real estate
Phoenix has become one of the most data center-dense metros in the country. Hyperscale campuses are stacking up along the Loop 303, out in Mesa's Elliot
Housing Grants & Loans for People With Disabilities | 2026
Finding accessible housing in the Phoenix metro is hard enough without feeling like you're navigating a bureaucratic maze just to figure out who can help
How to Get Equity Out of Your Home Without Refinancing |
Arizona homeowners are sitting on a remarkable amount of equity right now. The run-up in Phoenix metro values over the past four years pushed median home
Phoenix Braces for Cuts to Water Supply as Colorado River
Arizona has been borrowing water it may not always have. That's not a political statement — it's hydrology. And right now, with the latest round of
Why starter homes got harder to build at scale
Fifteen years ago, a builder in the East Valley could put up a 1,400-square-foot home in Queen Creek for around $140,000 and still turn a reasonable
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