I’ve been building housing in Westchester, much of it mixed income and affordable, for a long time. In that time, I've watched a problem that was always there get significantly worse.
Read MoreThe Warren Group LLC provides real estate and transaction data from across Connecticut. This shows the latest transactions recorded and available across the state. All of the information is public information.
Read MoreColorado’s housing market is steering into summer on a steady course. The market is headed toward normalization in a balanced and sustainable environment, according to the Colorado Association of Realtors’ latest Market Trends Housing Report.
Read MoreThe Warren Group LLC provides real estate and transaction data from across Connecticut. This shows the latest transactions recorded and available across the state. All of the information is public information
Read MoreDrew Barrymore has put her country house in Harrison, N.Y., back on the market, just two years after buying and renovating it. Her asking price is $4.995 million.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Tenants Union is once again spearheading the movement to expand Just Cause, with support from several state lawmakers.
Read MoreHartford County is Zillow’s 2026 hottest housing market. In neighborhoods like West Hartford, a house goes on the market one day and it’s sold the next.
Read More“I wouldn’t call it a crash. I think we could all use a little more attainability in the housing market," said Susan Thayer, DMAR committee member and realtor.
Read MoreDenver is where craft breweries share blocks with Victorian bungalows, and the Front Range skyline reminds you that world-class skiing is 90 minutes away. From the gritty-cool warehouses of RiNo to the tree-lined streets of Capitol Hill, this is a city with serious personality — and a housing market to match.
Read MoreLooking ahead to 2026, housing experts generally expect gradual price growth and relatively stable mortgage rates. Markets with rising supply and strong local economies are likely to offer the most opportunities for buyers early next year.
Read MoreOn the windswept coast of North Carolina, Ron Hertrich has spent months trying — and failing — to sell his parents’ 40-year-old beach house. He scrubbed off the old paint and repainted the walls a warm “shiitake beige.” He replaced the furniture, including a glass-top dining table with rattan legs, with something more modern.
Read MoreHartford, Connecticut, dethroned the northwest New York city as Zillow's top housing market for the year. Buffalo was No. 1 on Zillow's annual hottest markets forecast for back-to-back years.
Read MoreThe latest numbers from Denver's Metro Association of Realtors shows the median sales prices in the Denver area is down 2%. It's now just under $600,000, and the actual number of homes sold was down every month in 2025 compared to 2024.
Read MoreThe Denver Metro Association of Realtors released its February Denver metro real estate market trends report, showing increased buyer activity as mortgage rates declined and spring approaches.
Read MoreThe warm kiss of 30-year mortgage rates below 6% in February appears to have awakened metro Denver’s housing market from its deep slumber.
The number of home and condo sales in metro Denver last month shot up nearly 30% from January to 2,629, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Read MoreThe holiday real estate market arrived with a thud in Connecticut, with November sales well off last year's numbers but the state still on pace to clear 2025 with an overall gain in transactions thanks to a hot market for townhouses and condos.
Read MoreReal estate is booming in parts of tony Connecticut as wealthy Big Apple residents rush to snap up homes there thanks to “the Mamdani Effect,” according to brokers.
Read MoreAfter years of dominance by sellers, Colorado’s housing market has definitively shifted, placing the power squarely in the hands of buyers.
Read MoreHousing prices are down and delistings are up, raising concerns in Denver that the housing market may be headed for a crash.
"The Denver market is not crashing at all," said Libby Levinson-Katz, a market trends committee member with the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Levinson-Katz said the market isn't collapsing, but it is slowing for the season.
Read MoreDenver's housing market sees significant price cuts and longer selling times
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