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Indiana's Attorney General is suing an out-of-state landlord for allegedly failing to fix unsafe conditions at a 1,200-unit Indianapolis apartment complex.
Sydney homebuyers are facing a surge in 'price baiting,' an illegal practice where agents advertise properties for far less than the seller's true asking price.
A 48-unit single-room occupancy property in Lynn, Massachusetts, is on the market for $5.45 million, including an adjacent lot for future development.
Cities across the U.S. are reviving government-backed housing under a new name: social housing. The model aims for financial sustainability and mixed-income communities, but faces old challenges.
A Seattle developer plans to build a 200-unit apartment complex on the parking lot of a former Macy's in Arden Arcade, which will be converted to a storage facility.
A Gwinnett County widow is facing eviction after a foreclosure rescue company she hired allegedly took ownership of her home without payment, a growing scam type.
A survey in Japan reveals that nearly one-third of seniors aged 65 and over have been rejected for rental housing due to their age, highlighting a significant barrier.
