According to locals, the signs do little to attract prospective buyers, but they’re taking away from the aesthetics of the neighborhood
NYCHA admits to lying about conditions in public housing as part of the settlement
The Housing Secretary traveled to Detroit this week to unveil 17 new locations aimed at helping HUD-assisted families achieve self-sufficiency, but challenges abound
Redfin took jabs at Zillow and realtor.com, Trelora CEO said it's been egged and harassed, and academics compared real estate to airline bookings
Chip and Joanna Gaines will pay the EPA a $40,000 fine, produce a video depicting proper lead paint removal, as part of the settlement
At DOJ-FTC workshop on real estate competition, lawyers and academics covered agent compensation, agent reviews and state regulations
Other topics from the morning panel included iBuyers and how portals are changing the industry
The FTC and DOJ are convening bigwigs from Zillow, Redfin and more to evaluate the state of listings and competition. The findings could shape the industry's future
Thoughts on 'off-market' listings differ across the industry, but what will the DOJ say about them?
The Council of Multiple Listing Services released a new white paper ahead of June 5 meeting on competition in real estate
Plaintiff alleges that Invitation Homes charges illegal late fees which can stack up if tenants aren't careful
New Apartment List study examines the impact of the Fair Housing Act on residential segregation nationwide
Leasing agent allegedly told prospective she couldn't have service animal because of new hardwood floors
What you need to know about the basics of the technologies shaping a new wave of real estate startups and transactions
Hotly-anticipated workshop to focus on tech changes, panelists include Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman and Zillow CFO Kathleen Philips
Economists say loosing restrictions could help solve the industry's low inventory problem, but it also raises certain risks