Opinion
The jumbo market has not imploded, but economic uncertainty has led to fewer players in that space today
Opinion
Looking for a little clarity on this week's economic and housing news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner gives his take on this week’s headlines
The 880-page bill signed into law by Trump on Friday includes credit protections, foreclosure moratoriums and forbearance on some mortgages
The race for the Democratic presidential nomination effectively narrowed to a two-man race Tuesday. But Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders have very different ideas about housing
The President's budget for FY2021 calls for the elimination of block grant programs and a reduction of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's budget by 15%
NAR President Vince Malta praised President Trump's mention of Opportunity Zones, infrastructure reform and association health plans
The Portland City Council gave the public 2 days to comment on plans to change zoning in residential neighborhoods. Residents still showed up hours early to testify
Housing hasn't been the focus for the crowded field of Democratic contenders, but that hasn't stopped some candidates from releasing comprehensive housing plans
The outlook: A mixed bag
The president is speaking before the largest real estate trade group in the U.S. at its annual midyear legislative meeting in Washington, D.C.
The cost of labor has gone up significantly in expensive coastal cities, according to a new report
Lynne Patton, a regional head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in New York, wants to draw attention to substandard conditions of public housing
Interest rates and a lack of affordability, especially for first-time homebuyers, led researchers to a dour housing forecast for next year
Opinion
Agents are working people who suffer along with their neighbors from bad government policy
Opinion
Only about a third of the state’s population can actually afford to live there