Problem expected to worsen as development lags behind demand
The Department of Housing and Urban Development complaint alleges that parties refused to rent a home to a Native American and Mexican American family
A more conservative SCOTUS could mean less government regulation and fewer protections for LGBTQ individuals
Funds will mostly go toward housing repair for low and moderate income residents
Texas nonprofit files fair housing complaint against Texas over how the state plans to allocate funding
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
The family said their property manager refused to accommodate their baby who has a disability
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
Leasing agent allegedly told prospective she couldn't have service animal because of new hardwood floors
New survey from NAR looks into the the homebuying habits of active-duty servicemembers and veterans
Millennial homeownership, sexual harassment and credit scores were also discussed
The lawsuit, which was filed by three civil rights groups in May, says HUD unlawfully suspended Obama-era Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing mandate
Flood insurance, net neutrality, tax reform and FHA loans for condos are chief among legislative issues for 2018
Rental complexes allegedly refused to rent to individuals based on race and national origin