Ashley Fahey

Homebuilders continue to offer a bevy of incentives to remain competitive, but interest rates and inventory challenges are dampening their industry outlook.

International buyers bought fewer U.S. homes in the past year but are paying more for residential real estate domestically than ever before.

Property taxes are under the microscope as office real estate values have deteriorated while home values have risen dramatically.

The nation's major lab markets are seeing more vacancy as construction that began during a different economy finishes up and tenant demand remains soft.

Housing affordability is becoming a bigger issue for U.S. voters, spurring policymakers — especially at the state and local levels — to consider new measures aimed at easing the burden facing both renters and prospective homeowners.

Access to child care is challenging in states with large, dense population centers like California just as it is in states with a greater number of rural communities such as Alabama. In each of those states, 60% or more of the population lives in a child-care desert.

The lawsuit is the latest action brought against the real estate software company, which has seen a wave of class-action suits filed against it in relation to its algorithm-based software.

The high costs of child care can be tied to many factors, but there's no denying that real estate is a major piece of the equation.

Suburban office submarkets often are perceived as preferred sites for tenants post-pandemic. That's not necessarily the case.

One-year estimate data from the American Community Survey released last week found a significant share of renters spent at least 30% of their income on housing costs last year.