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Fannie and Freddie to remain under conservatorship, Trump official says

Government oversight continues while mortgage giants explore limited public offering.

For Connecticut voters, affordable housing is the No. 1 concern, new poll shows

About 73% of the respondents said they support requiring towns to build more homes.

The public has weighed in: There's too much red tape binding housing development

The HOMES Reform Act of 2025 looks to streamline process, improve access to federal funds and remove regulations.

Ballroom blitz: White House demo underscores angst of renovating historic homes

Following President Donald Trump's demolition of the East Wing, housing experts share 5 tips for honoring a home's past when renovating.

Nashville advances bill to open up neighborhoods to more diverse home types

The city also looks to expand where accessory dwellings are permitted.

Mamdani will lead New York City. Local real estate agents say the real test begins now.

Here's how some real estate brokers in New York feel about Zohran Mamdani winning the mayoral election.

Home sale discrimination complaints declined in 2024 for third straight year

But slow market and recent federal cutbacks are possible factors affecting the data.

Austin, Texas, voters reject Proposition Q and its higher property taxes

Residents are urging the city 'not to add to the problem of affordability,' the mayor says.

Washington, DC, looks to exempt more homes from tenant right-to-purchase law

Owners of properties with up to four units would not have to consider renters’ offers.

Borrowers could benefit as Fannie and Freddie seek bigger role in the mortgage market

Industry experts say government-backed agencies could help keep loan rates in check.