Brands are slapping their names on condos, offering loyal customers a lifestyle experience.

Almost nine out of every 10 new apartments built in the US this decade are “high-end” units.

Another group of deep-pocketed investors want to build a brand new city. Will this one happen?

Employers, led by school districts, are using affordable housing to combat labor shortages.

Turning “zombie” office buildings into residential towers could help correct a brutal market.

Application fees, trash collection, pet rent — the White House is taking aim at hidden apartment fees.

Some American municipalities want to ditch a long-standing rule that requires two staircases per apartment building.

In today’s real estate market, finding a struggling office building that’s just right is like “a golden ticket.”

Home-swapping platform Kindred just raised $15m to expand. It lets members vacation in each other’s houses.

New data sheds some light on housing costs and relationships.

In 1986, a New York zoning activist made a startling discovery: A newly constructed building was over a dozen floors too high. What followed was one of the strangest outcomes in the history of big-city housing.

If interest rates fall to 5.5%, the market may recover.

Canada, in an effort to curb the housing shortage, is banning foreign investors from buying for two years.

How the company plans to get more hosts.

Prospective tenants pay a lot in application fees only to be met with inaccurate background checks.

A typical agent in the US closes on 10 homes in a year. One record-setting agent in Texas does better than that nearly every day.

As remote workers settle in new areas, they’re driving up housing costs and straining resources.

Rising rates and low demand are causing builders to sell their inventory to investors in bulk.

Housing prices are up — big time.

Adam Neumann’s back with a real estate startup already valued at $1B. But… what is it?

NYC’s attorney general fines a company for trying to force low-income tenants out so it could flip their units.

Plus, more numbers about airplane innovations and cities seeing rent drops.

The model offers an alternative to traditional homeownership, but it has some downsides.

As Paramount’s hit show has soared, so have Montana’s housing prices.

Young homeowners are renting out rooms of their house to deal with rising home prices and mortgage rates.

Running your office building like a computer has some pros and cons.

Wooden skyscrapers are coming. They look great, do well in earthquakes and fire, and reduce carbon emissions.

A rare earthship listing hit the real estate market. Earthships are self-sustaining, off-grid homes.

Relative Google search interest for “cleaning fees” is up 212%.