Western states try to boost condo supply through curbs on defect lawsuits
Several states in the Western U.S. hope to encourage condo construction by limiting when homeowners can sue builders over construction defects, which tend to drive up their insurance costs.
Exclusive: Home prices stagnated or declined in 15 of the top 40 markets in April
Home price growth slowed even more in April, a sign that there could be a shift from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market, according to new data from Homes.com.
Exclusive: New Jersey homeowners pay the nation's highest effective property tax rate
New Jersey residents pay the nation's highest effective property tax rate, and two counties in particular are bearing the brunt of it as home values climb, a Homes.com analysis has found.
What's the most affordable US city to buy a home? It's in Texas, report says.
Houston has been crowned one of the most affordable cities to buy a home in the country.
US home equity is healthy, report says, but Midwest shows disparities
New research has found a large disparity in home equity in the Midwest, with some markets boasting equity-rich homes while others have a high number of properties with underwater loans.
Florida lawmakers work to balance condo safety with housing affordability
Florida lawmakers are awaiting Gov. Ron DeSantis' signature on a revised condominium safety law that's led to sharply increased fees for residents in older buildings and deep concerns for the state's condo market.
House committee advances plan to sell federal land in Nevada and Utah
Policymakers want to put a "for sale" sign on some federal land to address the housing crisis and bolster the country's energy production. On Wednesday, they took one step closer to achieving that goal in two states.
Sharp increase in listings gives Georgia homebuyers negotiating power
Home listings have increased dramatically across Georgia, leading to a slowdown in sales and leveling of pricing that's forcing sellers to face a new reality.
More sellers are worried about the market, Fannie Mae survey indicates
More homeowners are shying away from putting their homes on the market, according to Fannie Mae's most recent National Housing Survey.
What's keeping foreign buyers away: 'They don't see it as a bargain anymore.'
Oscar Francisco Monzón Luna, a 41-year-old senior operations manager, got the call he was hoping for last fall. His employer, Callaway Golf, said he had landed a promotion after four years of being posted in Texas and could return to his native Mexico.
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