Housing Trends

After several years of intense price growth and limited supply, new listing and sales data point to early signs of cooling in the U.S. housing market. Inventory is gradually increasing in many metros, and price growth is slowing compared with the peak pandemic years. More Homes Are Coming to Market Homeowners who delayed listing during higher-rate periods are beginning to test the market again. As new...

Nashville Housing Market Shows Signs of Balance as Inventory and Price Cuts Increase Nashville’s housing market is experiencing a shift toward greater equilibrium, marked by rising inventory levels and a notable increase in price reductions. While the median list price remains steady, homes are spending longer on the market, signaling a more balanced environment compared to the rapid seller’s market...

What Will Drive the Housing Market in 2026? A Closer Look at Local Trends and Mortgage Rates The U.S. housing market in 2026 is expected to show modest overall growth, but the key story will be regional differences driven by local economies, demographics, and housing supply. While mortgage rates remain important, the strongest influences on home sales and prices will come from factors unique to each...

PulteGroup Predicts Lasting Home Design Trends Focused on Wellness and Multigenerational Living for 2026 PulteGroup’s 2026 forecast highlights a shift toward longer-lasting home design choices that emphasize wellness, flexibility, and quality. Their analysis points to growing buyer interest in multigenerational living spaces and timeless, intentional design reflecting broader cultural values around...

In recent years, homebuyers have started looking for more than just four walls and a roof — they want homes that actively support their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This demand has fueled the rapid rise of wellness real estate, a sector that's transforming how homes are designed, built, and marketed. What Is Wellness Real Estate? Wellness real estate integrates design, technology,...