Evan Wyloge

The gap between the income needed for a median-priced home and actual incomes reveals a broadening chasm that could be eroding the American dream.

Walkable cities aren’t just for long summer strolls—they’re also practical, making it easier to reach a bodega, a pharmacy, or a farmers market.

Critics charge mayoral candidate skirting finance rules.

It's wildfire season in California, as residents across the state keep an eye on active fires and their potential impacts. Here's our map of the currently burning blazes throughout California.

The average U.S. driver lost 42 hours to congestion in 2023, according to the INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard. It’s little wonder, then, that data shows some of the highest-priced real estate markets often coincide with the most bicycle-friendly communities.

Stock market turbulence has recently rattled Wall Street, jolting what had been a period of steady growth. And while many experts say there’s no need to panic yet since the overall economy is in good shape, some may wonder: Might these stock market tremors have an impact on America’s housing market, too?

In a world that’s constantly buzzing with noise, finding a peaceful place to call home is a rare and treasured luxury.

Evan Wyloge is a data journalist at Realtor.com. He covers trends in real estate.

New York City is renowned for its walkability, with virtually every amenity a short stroll or subway ride away.

While La Niña tilts the odds toward drier conditions, it doesn’t guarantee them.