1 in 4 Philadelphia Homes Is Snapped Up by Investors—Here’s What It Means for Renters
Investors snapped up about a quarter of all single-family homes sold in Philadelphia over a period of six years, concentrating in predominantly Black and Hispanic neighborhoods with lower prices—raising concerns about affordability and the quality of available housing, a new study reveals. Most o
Once Controversial, Reverse Mortgages Are Back. Are They Safer This Time?
A growing number of older Americans are borrowing against their homes, using a once controversial loan product that’s gone through some major changes since it dominated headlines a decade ago. New data from the Federal Housing Administration and the Department of Housing and Urban Development show d
‘Real Housewife’ Heather Dubrow Slams Calvin Harris’ ‘Naivety’ After DJ Accused His Adviser of Stealing $22.5 Million in Real Estate Scam
"The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Heather Dubrow has offered some frank advice to celebrity DJ Calvin Harris—after the musician accused his financial adviser of stealing $22.5 million in a real estate scam. Harris, 41, whose real name is Adam Wiles, levied a series of claims against Thomas
Washington, DC, Is Failing in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Mayor Bowser Reverse the Trend?
The nation’s capital faces one of the toughest housing markets in the country. The Realtor.com® State-by-State Housing Report Card gave Washington, DC, a C-, signaling a crisis of affordability and constrained supply. The report—part of the Let America Build campaign—evaluates how well each state ba
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