Real Estate

An increase in mansion and transfer taxes went into effect on Monday

Government housing officials have publicly stated that reforming Fannie and Freddie is a priority and they are weighing an eventual public offering that could mean an equity sale of as much as $100 billion.

Finding the right home involves research, so you’ll need to ask the right questions.

Jackie Kennedy Onassis’ oceanfront estate on Martha’s Vineyard along the New England coastline is up for sale.

Airbnb has launched its rental tier called Airbnb Luxe in which consumers can pick out high-end homes to rent.

The White House council will include members of eight federal agencies and will be chaired by HUD Secretary Ben Carson.

SmartAsset released a study on the most undervalued cities in the U.S. this year and Pittsburgh, Pa., came out on top. 

Lower mortgage rates and a healthy job market have yet to unleash more home-buying.

New rent regulation will discourage landlords from investing in housing improvements, said fmr. Sen. Al D’Amato.

The high-end Hamptons housing market is also slowing.

If you don’t make $200,000 per year, you might have a hard time buying a home in San Francisco.

A mansion in Bel Air – the most expensive in the U.S. – offers a suite where medical procedures can be performed.

For a cool $13 million, you could own Columbia and Pea Islands which are located just 30 minutes from Manhattan.

247 Wall Street reviewed data from ATTOM Data Solutions’ Q1 2019 home affordability report and found America’s least affordable housing markets.

Billionaire John Hendricks is selling his stunning 8,700-acre Colorado estate ranch for $279 million.

Ben Carson is taking on outdated housing regulations.

If you're looking for some alone time, you may want to consider moving to a cheaper city — where renters can afford to live by themselves in peace.

Potential homeowners may be hesitant to get into the market because they overestimate requirements.

Mortgage rates have steadily declined, with the 30-year fixed-rate bottoming out to 3.82 percent, its lowest level since September 2017.

A new study shows many metropolitan areas have seen an increase in affordability of homes across the U.S. These are the top 10 cities that saw the biggest shift.