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Some have questioned whether a new federal rule could increase risk of default, and thus bring down property values. Here's what industry experts say.

On the one side of the housing market are buyers who would like cheaper homes. On the other side, sellers are in no rush to move.

Home prices have dropped in lots of states where they had become the most unaffordable in the past year.

The areas that remained the most affordable during the boom in the housing market will see lower home-price declines in 2023, according to an investment bank.

The Pacific Coast and Southwest regions will see the deepest home-price declines in the U.S. in 2023, according to the investment bank Goldman Sachs.

"You would be very wrong to do anything but encourage your aunt to put it on the open market and sell it for what it's worth," one user said.

The national median single-family home price jumped up 8.6 percent from one year ago, to reach an average of $398,500.

House prices in the U.S. fell slightly from July to August, after year-on-year figures showed a significant rise across the board.

More and more Americans are looking to foreign lands due to rising mortgage rates, with London and Tel Aviv topping the list for expats.

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Declan Garrett tells Newsweek about selling tickets to win his four-bedroom family home.

A study this year found that the majority of people believe young people can't afford to buy a home because they spend too much on coffee, Netflix and travel.

In July, 20 U.S. metropolitan areas had reported a dip in home prices, but this figure more than doubled to 45 in August.

Mortgage interest rates have exceeded 7 percent, reaching highs last seen over 20 years ago and sparking new fears about mortgage affordability in the U.S.

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In some of the most overvalued cities in the country, home prices have already peaked and have now started to drop.

The scheme will target Black/African American and Hispanic-Latino neighborhoods.

New homes sales fell for the sixth time this year. "The worst is yet to come" for homebuilders and the real estate market, an economist told Newsweek.

The 17-year-old Redditor said he gave his mom and stepdad a "heads up" that they would soon need to start financially contributing.

Experts think the housing market is due for a home price correction in the next two years.

Idaho and Washington remain among the most overvalued states, according to the credit rating agency.

"Are you really saying you would refuse to sell to him if his offer was otherwise acceptable?" one user asked.

Women in Rhode Island have to wait nearly six years longer than their male peers to save for a down payment.

The housing market is showing signs of a slowdown after booming during the pandemic.

Reno, Nevada, and Austin, Texas, lead a list of cities that have seen the price of houses listed for sale with a major realtor website fall the most.

Australia's surplus of avocados was greeted with sardonic wit by the generation told their consumption was the reason they couldn't afford a house.

New single-family home sales have dropped to their lowest level since April 2020.

The couple intend to build a two-bedroom home with environment-conscious features.

One analysis shows that the median property price in one city dipped by $10,000 last month.

According to Moody's Analytics, homes are now even more overvalued than they were during the 2000s housing market bubble.