Housing

Sacramento, California, is at the top of the list for the United States’s least affordable new homes markets.

U.S. home prices grew by the most on record in August and new home sales surged in September

With mortgage rates remaining low, plenty of singles are seeking homes. But, as the number of single people looking to put down roots is rising, the pool of available options is shrinking. The supply of entry-level housing, homes up to 1,400 square feet, is near a five-decade low.

Existing home sales snapped back in September as more inventory hit the market.

Homebuilding slowed in September as the ongoing materials shortage continued to drive up construction costs.

Zillow Group Inc. said Monday it is pausing home purchases through the end of the year as it works through a backlog of inventory.

Homebuilder confidence rose for a second month in October as strong consumer demand helped offset rising materials prices and shortages.

Florida should overhaul the state's condominium laws in the wake of the Surfside building collapse that killed 98, according to a task force report prepared by a section of the Florida Bar.

September home sales took a hit amid 'severe lack of inventory' according to a new report

A look at what you can pick up in the New Orleans real estate market on a $1.6 million budget.

Confusion is a common theme across America at a time when the federal government has ended renter protections while doling out billions of dollars in rental assistance. Instead of the expected surge in evictions, many landlords are holding off, waiting for the federal money to come through.

Pending home sales snapped back in August, following two months of declines, as the housing market showed signs of regaining its footing.

U.S. home prices rose at a record pace for the fourth straight month in July as strong demand overwhelmed low inventory.

New home sales rose for a fourth straight month in August.

Existing home sales fell in August for the fourth time in five months as buyers waited for more inventory and pinched their pennies.

America’s largest homebuilders are warning that supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19 are not going away anytime soon.

U.S. homebuilding accelerated in August despite the ongoing materials shortage.

Homebuilder confidence ticked off 13-month lows in September as same materials prices fell and housing demand remained strong.

After months of pushing to halt evictions for tenants hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, progressives have found themselves on the side of the landlord when it comes to vaccine mandates.

Biden administration officials on Wednesday outlined a multi-pronged plan to build and restore more than 2 million homes.