SAN ANTONIO HOMES TODAY

Even a slight mortgage rate increase or decrease can change the affordability for a house hunter.

New buyers under the age of 35 have been increasing their homeownership rates and are “showing a determination and resiliency to become homeowners,” according to a new report.

The new-home market is unable to meet growing buyer demand because there aren’t enough workers to build homes, builders say.  At the beginning of the year, there were 250,000 unfilled construction jobs, including those for home framers, electricians, masons, carpenters, and other duties needed to build a new home.

The market share of adjustable-rate mortgages is slowly rising and will likely gain more popularity as fixed-rate mortgages increase over the coming year, says Archana Pradhan, CoreLogic’s senior professional economist, on the company’s Insights blog.  The current market share of ARMs has fluctuated between 5 and 13 percent.

According to Zillow's final 2016 Breakeven Horizon report, San Antonio homeowners see a quicker return on their investment than most of the U.S.

More than a third of young adults already own and more than 4 out of 5 of the remaining want to, according to poll.

A new study shows Texas metros are some of the hottest places to move to in the U.S.  Real estate site CommercialCafe recently looked at "metro-to-metro" migration to see whic

People who have gone through the homebuying process often aren't shy about offering advice. But too often, it’s bad advice.

Lawmakers say the move is intended to combat soaring home prices and rising homelessness in the country.

Single-family rental prices are growing, with the biggest jumps in lower-end brackets.

A drop in your credit score means more than paying higher interest rates for loans. Here’s how it can mortgage your future and risk your retirement nest egg.

Many purchase agreements fall apart based on home inspection reports. Home inspections are often scary for both the buyer and the seller. It’s not only ab