Despite declines in 3 key housing market indicators, most real estate economists say nay to the bubble — but one argues an 'apartment bubble' is gaining momentum
A more conservative SCOTUS could mean less government regulation and fewer protections for LGBTQ individuals
1,744 Puerto Ricans will be able to stay in transitional housing until July 23, as a Latino civil rights group continues to lobby for long-term assistance from FEMA
Funds will mostly go toward housing repair for low and moderate income residents
Agents advised on how to evict tenants, according to a local news reporter posing as a prospective buyer
Texas nonprofit files fair housing complaint against Texas over how the state plans to allocate funding
CFPB concludes investigation into whether the tech giant violated RESPA law when letting agents and lenders combine marketing efforts
The plan is designed to reduce taxpayer risk while creating a more competitive secondary market for mortgages
Representing both sides of a transaction can seem efficient, but that arrangement is often suspect, and in part of Canada, it's officially banned
The Office of Inspector General's 23-page audit says HUD failed to make sure public housing agencies properly reported and corrected lead-based paint issues
U.S. Department of Labor rule would allow self-employed individuals to band together to buy into association health plans
Redfin CEO, Glenn Kelman, Zillow COO, Amy Bohutinsky, and Airbnb co-founders condemn the policy
The family said their property manager refused to accommodate their baby who has a disability
Union of Concerned Scientists say 300,000 homes risked over next 30 years, and nearly 2.4 million by end of the century
A month ago, the city of Seattle imposed a $275-per-employee tax on big businesses — this week city officials walked it back
According to locals, the signs do little to attract prospective buyers, but they’re taking away from the aesthetics of the neighborhood