Oregon created a one-of-a-kind map to boost housing development. Is it working?
Oregon poured two years into a one-of-a-kind map intended to boost housing development. A month after launching, real estate experts say it doesn't address what's really needed: financial support.
Manhattan’s luxury housing market begins year with a bang
In New York City, buying a multimillion-dollar townhouse or condominium has become as commonplace as eating a chopped cheese sandwich from a corner bodega.
Townhouse-style condos planned to help meet housing needs in Northern California city
A developer is building condos that resemble townhouses in a Northern California city to try to meet the needs of families that can’t afford or find a single-family home nearby.
Atlanta program tied to megadevelopment covers property tax increases for senior homeowners
Senior homeowners in Atlanta struggling with property tax increases may be eligible for relief through a program launching citywide for the first time.
Columbus, Nebraska, has plenty of manufacturing jobs. What it lacks is enough places for workers to live.
Columbus, Nebraska has a lot going for it. A local economy powered by manufacturing, it has an enviable unemployment rate of 2.4%, well under the 4.1% national average. And yet, plenty of positions go wanting by local employers like agriculture giant Archer Daniels Midland and syringe and needles producer Becton, Dickinson and Co.
Cost of homeownership ‘disheartening’ for first-time buyers
Achieving the American dream of homeownership for buyers requires a six-figure-plus income and can be demoralizing as affordability issues continue to vex the nation's housing market, according to two new studies.
Market roundup: It’s all about the rate
The housing market continues to show positive signs despite economic question marks as a gradual improvement in mortgage rates encourages more people to buy new and existing homes.
Houston-area tour featuring 650-plus homes looks to lift lackluster spring sales
A longtime Houston-area new home tour will feature more than 650 properties as the organizer hopes to drum up interest in what some builders say is an uninspired start to the traditional spring selling season.
Townhouse and condo sales nearly double in Richmond area, long a single-family stronghold
While single-family, detached houses continue to make up the majority of homes sold in the Richmond, Virginia, region, condos and townhouses are rapidly gaining ground.
Alabama law says buyers don't have to sign contracts with agents until they submit offers
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed legislation reaffirming a state law that conflicts with a major settlement the National Association of Realtors reached last year over the buying and selling of homes.
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