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Venture capital firms are investing in tech startups that aim to lower home buying costs, spurred by political pressure to address the housing affordability crisis.
Saudi Arabia is developing Khuzam, a new $27 billion city north of Riyadh, to address housing affordability and attract foreign investors as part of its economic diversification plans.
A new report reveals prospective homebuyers in California's San Mateo County need an annual income of over $524,000 to afford a median-priced home.
Sacramento's housing market is softening as 2025 ends, with median home prices dropping 3.36% to $575,000. Properties are staying on the market longer, averaging 54 days, and sellers are pulling listi
A new report reveals over 60% of New York City home sales in the first half of 2025 were all-cash deals, fueling concerns about inequality and affordability.
Voters nationwide backed initiatives and candidates focused on housing affordability, new development, and property tax relief in recent state and municipal elections, indicating a strong public deman
Florida's new real estate policies boost the state economy by eliminating business rent tax, funding storm resilience, aiding homeownership, and protecting property rights.
Twin Cities housing affordability is a growing concern as median home prices exceed $400,000, making homeownership difficult for many. Reporters are seeking personal stories from buyers and sellers.
Housing affordability is a central issue in NYC's mayoral race, with candidates debating rent freezes while industry leaders call for more construction.
A 2012 federal law is enabling residents to crowdfund real estate, allowing communities to buy local properties and create affordable, cooperatively owned housing.
Metro Vancouver faces a surge in unsold new condos, with inventory doubling to 2,500 units. High construction costs and government policies are making new homes unaffordable for most residents, leadin
The California housing market is projected to enter a phase of stabilization in 2026, with experts forecasting slower price growth and persistent supply issues.
