The people will vote on June 19
Study was funded by a coalition of hotel owners, and the home-sharing site says results are skewed
What real estate agents can learn from a trendy Denver cafe's marketing misstep
Research by the Washington Post reveals how race and class have impacted community development since 2005
Bye bye, stuffed animal museum
Bus bench advertisements unintentionally provide 100 leads per week for Oakland agent
Expats see Miami as a good place to spend cash in a more stable, safe economy
The Northern California city has been on the move up for years now
Prewar building to be transformed into luxury units
The market is slowing in Logan Circle, but it may not be cause for concern
Home values have grown at rates faster than Bucktown, Wicker Park
The LA Tenants Union is leading the charge against gentrification
More Chicagoans will have a shot at micro-apartments
In the past 30 years, the Chicago population shift has concentrated closer to downtown.
High rents and tight mortgage credit shutting millennials, blacks and Latinos out of homeownership