California Added More Homes Than People—but Buyers and Renters Still Aren’t Getting Relief
Even as California’s homebuilding outpaces population growth, its housing market remains stubbornly tight, new data show—raising questions about what, exactly, is still driving demand. A new analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) found that the Golden State added 677,000 hous
Spring Selling Window Opens Amid Historic Housing Market Fragmentation
The traditional spring homebuying season has officially arrived, injecting seasonal optimism into a market that has struggled in the face of economic uncertainty. While real estate experts have identified the current week as the premier window for sellers to list their homes, new data from Realtor.c
Does Upzoning Work? This New Study Says Yes—Under the Right Conditions
Cities across the country have been betting that looser zoning rules will unlock more housing and, eventually, lower costs. A new report suggests that the gamble can pay off—but only in the right places, and not on demand. Looking at major rezoning efforts in New York City and Philadelphia, research
Investor Lawsuit Accuses Baltimore Luxury Condo Developer of Inflating Sales Prices
A trio of Baltimore real estate investors are suing the developers of a high-profile luxury condominium, claiming they artificially inflated true sale prices in public disclosures and kept them in the dark about the building's deficiencies. The complaint, filed in Baltimore Circuit Court in mid-Febr
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