Real Estate

Chevron sold its current headquarters in California and to move into a nearby leased space about one-third of the size, as it relocate employees to Texas.

Mortgage rates, which have recently surged to their highest level since 2008, are also fluctuating more than they have in nearly 30 decades, according to Redfin.

Recession fears are pushing U.S. homebuyers out of the housing market, but some experts say this is good news for those who are willing to stick it out.

Sales of previously owned homes tumbled in August as home ownership became increasingly unaffordable for many prospective buyers thanks to higher mortgage rates.

The Corcoran Group president and CEO Pamela Liebman argues "scary" mortgage rates are making sellers "more desperate" to get deals done and offer contract contingencies.

Data gathered by the Mortgage Bankers Association's Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey show loan and refinance applications are plunging while mortgage rates soar.

New single-family home purchases surged nearly 29% in August from the previous year, jumping more than expected as homebuyers tried to lock in lower mortgage rates.

A Chinese company, Dajia Insurance, is seeking to cash out these holdings for $1.3 billion during a powerful surge in leisure travel and resort business.

The national median asking rent climbed to a record high in August, up 11% compared with a year ago. However, some renters are seeing surges that are more than double that.

Freddie Mac's chief economist said that higher mortgage rates are starting to impact home prices, but housing supply remains below normal.

Household rents have surged from pre-pandemic levels, forcing younger workers to take on additional jobs or roommates to survive in an unprecedented market.

Although home price growth continues to slow, homeowners can still cash in on their home's increased value.

An eye-popping luxury penthouse in New York City's Central Park Tower on "billionaires row" has hit the real estate market for $250 million.

Homebuyers went into high gear in the past week in anticipation of the Fed raising interest rates, boosting demand for mortgages. Overall demand climbed 3.8% from a week ago.