With more than 40 years of combined mortgage experience, Dan O’Neill and Scott Unger will offer VA, USDA, and innovative loan solutions to first-time, veteran, and multigenerational homebuyers
After a pandemic-driven dip, the typical U.S. homeowner stayed in their home 12 years in 2025, reflecting longer tenures among older Americans, but tightening inventory for first-time buyers
With more than 24 years of mortgage industry experience, Nicole Rueth brings her team to CrossCountry Mortgage to expand the company’s presence and client services in the Denver market
Experienced mortgage professional launches dedicated team to deliver personalized, multilingual home financing
Survey finds 67% of Gen Z adults struggle to cover housing costs as high prices and mortgage rates outpace incomes
Slight improvements in housing affordability and financial assistance from family are helping younger Americans step into the housing market
Homebuyers still need to earn about $35,000 more than renters to afford a median-priced home, but easing mortgage rates, slower price growth and rising wages have narrowed the affordability gap to its smallest level in three years
ATTOM data shows Opportunity Zones posted home price gains in line with the broader housing market in Q4 2025, with strong appreciation occurring alongside continued affordability relative to national medians
Despite elevated rates keeping current homeowners in place, life events like job changes and family transitions — combined with 47 million millennials still renting — will gradually bring buyers and sellers back to the housing market
National home price growth slowed to just 0.9% year-over-year in December, marking one of the weakest annual increases since the post-Great Recession recovery as the housing market shows signs of stabilization