States weigh taking the axe to their property tax. Here's how they'd replace it.
There is interest in a number of states to put an end to property taxes, but it’s unclear whether the political will exists to make that happen.
Former HUD secretary offers solutions to the nation's housing crunch
More housing supply can ease the country’s affordability crunch. So how can the United States boost its inventory? A former housing policy leader says it requires thinking creatively.
Average sale price for Brooklyn homes hits record high
Buying a home in New York City's second-largest borough is more expensive than ever, and local real estate agents say there's enough demand to push prices even higher.
Exclusive: House price growth continued to slow in March, giving buyers a much-needed spring boost
The rate of home price growth slowed for the third straight month in March, giving people looking to buy a house more reason to enter the market.
Nashville has a 90,000-unit housing shortage it must remedy by 2035
Thousands of Americans have relocated to the nation's country music capital in recent years, but Nashville's housing market has struggled to shelter the wave of new residents.
The Villages in Florida has more than 70,000 homes. It's still growing.
The locals say it's hard to describe adequately how vast The Villages is to someone who has never seen the development.
Homeowners insurance premiums skyrocket in Utah, Arizona and Illinois. What about your state?
Homeowners insurance premiums grew an average of 24% — or $648 per U.S. homeowner — between 2021 and 2024, marking further proof that maintaining coverage has become unaffordable for typical Americans, one consumer advocacy group said this week.
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.
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