Rep. Rashida Tlaib, National Low Income Housing Coalition President Diane Yentel and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms are among the potential HUD appointees
Here's what a Biden presidency may mean for the real estate industry
After a long presidential election night on Tuesday, real estate agents on Wednesday took a wait-and-see approach as millions of ballots remained uncounted
Voters have to choose between President Trump and Joe Biden as concerns about unprecedented voter intimidation, fraud and violence swirl around the country. Real estate agents like Ellen Sykes of Warburg Realty volunteered at voting centers across the US
The president and former vice president have sharply divergent views of how to handle things like housing affordability, discrimination and homelessness
In a video posted to Facebook and Twitter, Roy Silber can be seen using misogynistic language and flipping off a Biden-supporting neighbor
Judge says Trump administration housing discrimination rule appears to 'make it easier for offending defendants to dodge liability and more difficult for plaintiffs to succeed'
According to Redfin's latest survey, a majority of Americans embrace low-income developments in their neighborhood; however, concerns still abound
A new survey from States Title shows that stress levels and isolation have increased among real estate professionals, though most remain committed to their careers
Newly released tax documents from Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris show how much the duo is paying in property taxes and for interest on mortgages
The US Supreme Court Justice is being remembered as a champion for civil rights, including fair housing
TikTok has become a creative marketing outlet for scores of real estate professionals. Now it's facing increased pressure from the Trump administration
The National Association of Realtors says moratorium will bring 'chaos' to rental housing sector and 'bring more havoc' to the economy
A long-time Denver RE/MAX Alliance Realtor was recently fired for reports of her removing Black Lives Matter signs from the yards of the city's Hilltop neighborhood where she sells homes
Issued Saturday, the executive order offers some mitigation measures, but falls short of extending the moratorium included in the CARES Act