Home sales see broad nationwide drop
Home sales tumbled by more than 4% in February, as low inventory and sky-high prices persist.
Metal prices hit record highs, costs of consumer goods to rise
Metal prices are surging to record highs as the commodities remain in short supply exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.
Rental and home prices expected to rise even more this year, forcing some to pack up and move
Rent and home prices have seen major increases over the past year and in some places, they've hit record highs. But be prepared to pay even more in the coming year.
Afghans resettling in US struggle to find affordable housing
Afghan refugees have difficulty finding affordable housing in the U.S.
How to buy a home when the competition is stiff
As sky-high demand for homes amid record-low inventory has led to cutthroat competition among would-be buyers, a seasoned real estate agent offers tips on how to land a deal.
Vacant Atlantic City airport could become car lovers' dream
Cars could replace planes at Bader Field.
Pending home sales slump
Contract signings for home sales fell in January with inventory at a record low.
Home prices surged nearly 19% last year, marking highest read ever
Home prices rose 18.8% in 2021, marking the highest annual jump on record.
Rents reach 'insane' levels across US with no end in sight
The cost of rents have exploded across the country.
Existing home sales rebound, leaving record-low inventory
Existing home sales surged in January despite record-low inventories, suggesting buyers were motivated to make a purchase as interest rates are on the rise.
Californians head south of the border to find more affordable housing
Californians are increasingly making the move to Tijuana, Mexico, in order to find affordable housing
Wealthy California town backpedals on declaring itself a mountain lion habitat to skirt affordable housing law
An affluent California town is reversing course after attempting to declare itself a habitat for mountain lions last month to avoid a new affordable housing law.
Detroit reveals tentative compensation plan after city systematically overtaxed, foreclosed on homeowners
The president of the Detroit City Council introduced a tentative plan Saturday to compensate residents after the city overtaxed homeowners by at least $600 million between 2010 and 2016.
COVID rental aid reached high point in November: Treasury
States and local governments distributed their largest amounts of rental assistance in November.
Colorado fire victims face high building costs exceeding insurance coverage
Insurance may not cover all of a rebuild, and labor shortages may make it difficult for fire victims in Colorado to quickly rebuild.
Eviction ban rollback didn't result in 'vast wave' of filings, says Larry Summers
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers is arguing that observers overestimated the impact of the Supreme Court's decision to lift an eviction moratorium.
New local laws aim to stop rising evictions
Dozens of cities and states are enacting new laws to protect tenants facing eviction, aiming to stem a tide of new cases and offer renters more ways to settle conflicts with property owners.
November home sales up at fastest clip since January
Homes sales were up in November at the fastest pace since January, according to the National Association of Realtors
Apartment owners 'golden age' primed to continue in 2022
After apartment rents shot through the roof this year, landlords look poised to reap record profits in the next.
Rent prices up more than 10% on average year-over-year in Q3: study
The price of rent shot up nationwide by an average of more than 10% compared to this time last year, according to a new study.



















