Typical households are saving nearly $200 a month, up from prior trends, with larger gains in high-growth metros.

Listing rates fell 2% nationally, with additional declines reported in San Francisco, Seattle and Boston.

Millennials were the only generation to experience a decline in home buying.

New listings hub and legal shifts draw firms and workers, fueling multifamily absorption and office development.

Micro counties extended a seven‑quarter run of single‑family gains, while multifamily building accelerated across the board.

Many shoppers are weighing both options as mortgage payments outpace rents in most major metros.

Dashboards deliver real-time insights, but training gaps and legacy systems limit their full impact.

Investors are recalibrating strategies around higher-for-longer rates, with M&A and asset-level transactions poised to pick up.