Foreclosure Filings Climb 14% Year Over Year in May 2026
More homeowners are falling behind nationwide, and if you're selling in Florida, Texas, or the Midwest, that rising distressed inventory is already reshaping your competition.
Coverage of mortgage rates, home prices, inventory, policy and the listing business, with what each story means for a homeowner who may sell.
More homeowners are falling behind nationwide, and if you're selling in Florida, Texas, or the Midwest, that rising distressed inventory is already reshaping your competition.
A new tool ranks every census tract by 24-month appreciation potential. Here's what that means for how you price, time, and position your home sale.
Washington SB 6091 took effect June 11, requiring public marketing of residential listings. Here's what it means if you're selling in the state.
Rates ticked up this week after CPI jumped to 4.2% and a strong jobs report pushed Fed rate cuts further off the table. Here's what it means if you're selling.
Foreclosure · Florida
ATTOM's May 2026 data shows Florida's foreclosure rate nearly doubles the national average — here's what that pressure means if you're planning to sell.
New York and San Antonio are losing the families who built their neighborhoods. Here's what that demographic shift means if you're planning to sell.
Purchase applications just jumped 17% year over year despite rates near 2026 highs. Here's what that buyer momentum means if you're planning to sell.
Inflation just hit a three-year high and the Fed isn't cutting rates anytime soon. Here's what that does to your buyer pool, your timeline, and your net proceeds.
Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan both expect the Fed to hold rates steady through 2026. Here's how that shapes your buyer pool and your bottom line.
Sales are up 3.2%, the median price is $429,300, and homes are moving faster. Here's what the May data means if you're planning to sell.
Housing Market · Florida
Trinity Family Builders' explosive growth in a soft Orlando market reveals how disciplined land strategy shapes new-home competition — and what resale sellers must account for.
A Nashville MLS standoff with Zillow, a fracturing industry rulebook, and 1.4 million hidden listings expose how the system shapes what buyers see — and what sellers get.
May's sales beat caught forecasters off guard. For sellers, it reshapes how to think about pricing, timing, and what buyers can actually afford right now.
Sales rose 3.2% to 4.17M in May, median prices hit a record $429,300, and homes sold faster. Here's what that means if you're planning to list.
A major NBER study of 3.4 million families finds housing wealth is inherited more reliably than earnings — and sellers need to understand who's actually buying.
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