Real Estate

The Charles Schwab Corporation reported in an SEC filing Monday it plans to close or downsize some corporate offices and reduce its headcount to cut costs.

It doesn't take a lot of money to make significant improvements to a bedroom in a home, design experts reveal. Here are five smart tips for upgrading your bedroom.

Redfin reported that newly built homes are on the rise, accounting for nearly a third of single-family homes. It comes at a time when there is a severe shortage of existing homes.

Chinese real estate giant Evergrande on Thursday filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy in a U.S. court, saying it was seeking recognition of restructuring talks in multiple countries.

Rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage now average 7.09%, the highest since 2002, putting further pressure on the cooling housing market amid high prices.

Americans are leaving cities with high property taxes and relocating to states like Tennessee in search of lower rates as they try to cut homeowner costs.

Airbnb.org and Hawaii Gov. Josh Green announced temporary free stays to hundreds of Maui residents who were displaced by the deadly fires that ravaged the island.

With U.S. home sales volume at "rock bottom," little construction and rising mortgage rates, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman warns the real estate industry will have "a tough 2023."

When it comes to remodeling or freshening a bathroom, there are low-cost ways to achieve an update without breaking the bank. Design pros share tips.

Iconic comedian Groucho Marx's multimillion-dollar Long Island estate is up for sale. The sprawling property is located in Great Neck, New York.

For very little money, homeowners can refresh their finished basements in a big way. Here are ideas and suggestions for making house and home upgrades for $250 or less.

Howard Hughes' former Los Angeles home has hit the market for $23 million. The eccentric billionaire, who died in 1976, lived in the home for a decade while producing "Hell's Angels" and "Scarface."

Mother-daughter real estate powerhouses Dolly and Jenny Lenz give a negative market outlook as homebuyers and sellers are "plagued" by "everything becoming so expensive."