Crumbling affordability continues to impact Americans' homeownership plans, as Q1 data show that fewer adults said they intend to buy over the next 12 months.
Changing codes in Tornado Alley, downtown housing's hefty premium, insulation materials' impact on indoor air quality, more OSHA inspections to come, and U.S. Department of Energy's homeowner resource for energy improvements
A new study of U.S. cities where homeowners pay $1,000 per month on their mortgage shows that despite ongoing national affordability woes, some markets remain affordable.
Colorado's Sterling Ranch in Douglas County and the Peña Station Next development near Denver International Airport are at the vanguard of the area's burgeoning smart community infrastructure.
The top 10 states where upper-middle-class people are moving are located in the South and the West. Six were in the South, including top-ranked Florida.
In a study tackling affordability for the spectrum of middle class buyers, online loan marketplace LendingTree broke out the data by lower-, middle-, and upper-middle class subgroups.
In the first quarter of 2018, the share of for-sales homes in the U.S. did not post an annual decline for the first time since Q3 2016. Starter and trade-up home supply grew 3.5 percent and 4.8 percent, respectively.
According to a new report, the housing market is not doing enough to bring in Millennials, as traditional affordability measures are skewed toward existing homeowners.
Boulder, Colo. is best for biking, according to the latest national rankings in the PlacesForBikes City Rating. Boulder residents are 20 times more likely to commute to work on a bicycle than the average American.