Fewer Americans Are Forming New Households — And the Trend Is Expected to Continue

A new Harvard study finds that household formation is declining and has further to fall, with ripple effects across the entire housing market.   The post-pandemic housing surge is officially over — and according to researchers at Harvard University, the cooldown isn't done yet. A report released thi

More People Are Finally Buying Their First Home — Here's What's Actually Changing in the Housing Market

If you've been putting off buying a home because the numbers just haven't made sense, May offered a small but meaningful reason to pay attention. The housing market quietly posted some encouraging results — and for first-time buyers in particular, it was one of the better months in years. First-Time

Small Businesses Can Now Access Up to $10 Million in SBA Loans — Here's What That Means for Real Estate

A rule change taking effect on July 4th doubles the combined borrowing limit for two of the SBA's most popular loan programs. If you're a small business owner eyeing a property purchase, an expansion, or a major equipment investment, the federal government just made it significantly easier to fund t

Trump Pushes Congress to Pass Housing Bill — But a Key Provision Is Holding Everything Up

When President Trump took to social media this week to pressure Congress into passing a bipartisan housing bill, he made one thing clear: he wants large institutional investors out of the single-family home buying business — for good. The legislation in question, known as the 21st Century ROAD to Ho