Seattle tops the list, followed by some familiar Bay Area names and one surprising Central Florida location.

Gallup expects hybrid work to increase to 55% of remote-capable workers by the end of this year.

About 80,000 fewer households were created in the first half of the year, cooling the market as economic headwinds picked up speed.

The amount of time listings are staying on the market is increasing, signaling cooling demand as would-be buyers face higher mortgage payments and greater supply.

Research suggests that Sun Belt markets are re-pricing more quickly than some residents can handle.

Investment sales activity has been in a "long steady migration" from big cities to small ones.

Pay equity, inclusion policies, and (yes) remote work remain hot issues for women in the sector

Underwriting characteristics "will continue to track interest rate increases," while some sectors faced more pressure than others over the last quarter.