U.S. homebuilder confidence edged higher in December but remained firmly in pessimistic territory to end 2025, underscoring the persistent strain of high construction costs, policy uncertainty and affordability pressures that continue to sideline would-be buyers.
Single-family rent growth across the U.S. slowed sharply in October 2025, underscoring a broad normalization in the housing market after years of pandemic-era gains, according to new data from Cotality.
Miami-Dade County's housing market demonstrated continued strength in the single-family segment in November 2025, with sales posting a third consecutive monthly increase despite elevated borrowing costs and growing inventory, data from the Miami Association of Realtors showed.
The U.S. housing market isn't breaking. It isn't rebounding. It's frozen -- held in place over the last 3 years by the quiet force of lower mortgage rates, specifically those that originated before the Biden presidential era.
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