
The people who staff the classroom down the street and the emergency room across town increasingly can’t afford to live anywhere near either one. New research from Homes for Heroes […]

The Los Angeles city attorney’s office has sued a landlord accused of ordering every tenant in an eight-unit apartment building to clear out just five days after he closed on […]

A disabled Navy veteran in San Antonio has sued the homeowners association that once managed her condominium, accusing the board of stacking fees onto her account, sending an unresolved balance […]

The City of Oakland has sued the owners of a 98-unit downtown apartment building, accusing them of leaving tenants without working elevators for 52 straight days and ignoring years of […]

Jeremy Morris, an Idaho attorney people started calling the “Christmas Lawyer,” spent nearly eight years suing his own homeowners association over holiday lights, pushed the fight all the way to […]

California lawmakers sent Governor Gavin Newsom two housing bills on September 8 that take direct aim at one of the most reliable ways to stall a housing project in court: […]

Buyers who keep sitting on the sidelines waiting for mortgage rates to fall are losing the financial math in most scenarios, according to a new historical analysis from mortgage lender […]

In New Carlisle, Indiana, a farm town of roughly 1,700 people outside South Bend, homes within a mile and a half of Amazon’s data center campus have gained 49% in […]

Jessica Lopez has had two separate home insurance claims open since early July, and as of late August she still had no firm timeline from her carrier on either one. […]

Retirees are selling the houses they spent decades in and moving hundreds of miles away for one reason: to watch their grandkids grow up in person. A new 2026 Baby […]