Despite the increased supply, home prices continued to rise. The median price of a home sold in August was $429,100, up 1.6% from August 2025.
Nearly 80% of major cities in the U.S. are now buyer's markets, defined as a market where the number of sellers is more than 10% higher than the number of buyers.
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PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: The Senate passed the largest housing affordability bill in 30 years, including a ban on investors owning more than 350 single-family homes, with an 89-10 vote.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Senate members, House GOP leaders, President Donald J. Trump, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), and industry groups such as the National Association of Home Builders […] The post Senate Passes Trump-Backed Bill Barring Corporations From Buying Up Family Homes. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Senate passed the largest housing affordability bill in 30 years, including a ban on investors owning more than 350 single-family homes, with an 89-10 vote . WHO WAS INVOLVED: Senate members, House GOP leaders, President Donald J. Trump, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), and industry groups such as the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). WHEN & WHERE: The Senate vote took place on Thursday, March 12, 2026. KEY QUOTE: “Homes are built for people, not for corporations, and America will not become a nation of renters.” – President Trump IMPACT: The measure faces challenges in the House, with critics claiming the investor cap could harm the rental housing market and reduce housing supply. IN FULL…Open
Existing home sales posted their largest monthly sales decline in four years despite increasing affordability. Why it matters: The slump in sales underscores a disconnect in the housing market: Buying conditions are improving on paper, but constrained supply and broader economic uncertainty may be weighing on demand. Driving the news: Existing home sales fell 8.4% from December to January, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday. - Economists had expected a 4.6% monthly drop, according to WSJ data. - Sales were down 4.4% from a year earlier, hitting a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.91 million. Zoom in: The decline was most acute for single-family homes, where sales fell 9%. Regionally, the West was down 10.3%, the…