If a homeowner is in it for the long haul, refinancing when rates fall could be the answer.
Groups across the U.S. are reporting a rise in homelessness not just in urban areas, but suburbs as well. Efforts are underway to help.
Loan-level pricing adjustments are the government's way of raising prices for so-called "riskier" borrowers without putting a penalty on "safer" ones.
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A region's popular architectural style is a factor that influences pricing.
A counselor advocating for the homeless community in Portland says tough love and outreach are the keys to helping solve the crisis.
By some estimates, homeowners' insurance in Florida is set to increase by 66% in 2023.
Across the country, interest rates of over 7% and the fierce competition are concerning buyers.
West Palm Beach officials say "well-intentioned groups" that help feed the homeless leave behind litter and unsanitary conditions.
As debt ceiling negotiations drag on, experts advise consumers to prepare for the worst by tightening budgets and reducing debt.
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Business owners and communities are coming up with new solutions for employee housing as the populations explode in the summer.
The house in Studio City, California, has been totally renovated by HGTV to match the 1970s TV show.
Two well-known real estate celebrities and a marketing group agreed to pay nearly $17 million after making false claims.
Stacie Grissom and her husband are renovating the old Hopewell Elementary School building in Franklin, Indiana.
There is pushback on a new Florida law banning Chinese and other foreigners from buying property. The ACLU says a lawsuit has been filed.
Home re-sales have fallen 23% compared to April of last year. Low supply and high prices are continuing to make housing unaffordable for Americans.
The share of Americans who think it's a bad time to make a home purchase hit the highest level on record, according to Gallup data.
If you are preparing for a move this year, make sure you know some of the simple mistakes and oversights many people make that can add up.
Arlington, Virginia, will now allow the construction of Missing Middle Housing where only single-family homes could once be built.
Angie Ostaszewski, a TikTok influencer, is hoping to make Peoria, Illinois, the next great place for those hoping to buy a home at a great price.
Young Americans remain committed to buying a home, but even they recognize it remains a sellers' market.
More than 250,000 Ukrainians have been admitted into the U.S. since February 2022, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
A new pilot program at American University is trying to diversify the real estate industry and tackle appraisal bias.
Apartment application fees used to cost $50, if that. But now, some complexes charge hundreds of dollars for a background check.
Housing costs could drive away teachers in areas with expensive real estate. Several districts are working on solutions to that problem.
A series of interest rate hikes slowed the market last fall, but buyers are now back.
Know the costs and downsides before you sign up for solar panels. Ads promise big savings on your electric bills. But, they don't work for everyone.
The home buying market remains hot due to low inventory. But rookie mistakes can cost homeowners thousands of dollars at sale time.
A Scottish island is on the market, but there are some drawbacks.
Homeowners, renters and drivers are now eligible for tax credits and rebates as part of the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Join correspondent Cody LaGrow as he goes along for the ride with families embracing RV living and raising their children on the road.
A new program from Landing lets you live in a luxury apartment in a city of your choice, at low rates. But you have to be willing to move often.
In a market with few homes, sellers are incorporating a new strategy to price a home extra low to get more bidders.
The U.S. Treasury is pumping more money into its Emergency Rental Assistance Program to offer help to renters in need.
The Mortgage Bankers Association said banks are losing an average of hundreds of dollars on each home loan, a first since the MBA started reporting.
