Real Estate

Consumers looking to escape, however, are faced with two problems. These highly desired rentals have been booked up months in advance or, in some cases, have been taken off the rental market entirely.

Most renters live in apartments or houses owned by small-scale "mom-and-pop" landlords, who often rely heavily on their rental income. But based on a review of hundreds of court filings across the country, as well as interviews with tenants, their lawyers and housing advocates, it’s the big, deep-pocketed corporate landlords with property portfolios spanning multiple states that have been the most aggressive in filing eviction cases, even as they have thrived in the pandemic.

Whirlpool is seeing a demand for appliances that is expected to last several years, CEO Marc Bitzer said.

Homes sales continue to skyrocket as more Americans invest in their living spaces.

Housing prices in the Boston-area have reached record levels.

Demand for mortgage applications jumped 8.6% in the past week as costs continue to come down, according to the latest survey from the Mortgage Bankers Association.

A mansion featured in Netflix's "Cobra Kai" has been listed for sale in Georgia for $2.65 million.

Homebuyers are doing everything they can to make their offers stand out as the real estate market is booming.

The six-bedroom apartment is about 7,000 square feet and has 3,000 square feet of landscaped terraces.

Owning a home comes at a cost, but some properties are more taxing than others.: Attom Data Solutions, a national property resource, has analyzed 3,006 U.S. counties to find out which had the highest and lowest property tax rates in 2020.

Secondary markets dominate the list due to the fact that buyers, especially amid the pandemic, continue to prioritize space while wanting to remain close to major hubs.

U.S. housing construction rebounded strongly in March with home builders recovering from an unusually frigid February that shut down projects.

For Hickory Chair Furniture Co. in North Carolina, not only has the cost of the metal and wood it uses increased, but they are also facing a shortage of foam and workers.

Eight counties in three southern states accounted for half of the United State's flood insurance claims payments in 2020.