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With Colorado HOME Act signed, state weighs how to expedite affordable housing builds

Local governments must allow qualifying developments on public, nonprofit lands starting in December 2027.

Advocates renew push for federal flood disclosure requirement for sellers

Proponents say the policy would reduce FEMA costs and better inform buyers.

Immigration crackdown hit Hispanic roofers the hardest, national organization says

The ethnic demographic makes up roughly 31% — or 3.89 million — of U.S. construction workers.

When it comes to spring cleaning, you might be forgetting some spots

Organization professionals from Purge and The Model Home weigh in on "holding zone" clutter.

This dilapidated Colorado home could become a keeper of ‘untold stories’

Residents aim to turn South Denver history into a living museum.

Homes in this price bracket appreciated the most, report finds

American Enterprise Institute forecast calls for property values to soften overall.

Michael Jordan’s former Highland Park home blocked from being a museum

Officials of the Illinois city cite traffic, noise and privacy concerns.

Why high-paying jobs no longer guarantee homeownership in many US markets

Career choice is increasingly shaping outcomes across cities.

Chicago property taxes grew 182% in nearly 30-year span, report says

Cook County tax hikes were shown to have outpaced inflation and wage growth.

How Portland, Oregon, got its dense multiplexes

Consultant Neil Heller helped the city loosen its zoning and embrace an "infill-based approach."