Housing

Instead of building a new home after the fires, a Los Angeles architecture firm is helping families relocate homes that were slated for demolition across the city.

And on the flip side, can the state of the housing market (and the overall economy) affect divorce rates?

New research argues homeowners and businesses are spending far more on insurance than claims alone can explain.

The problem? A combination of interest rates (too high) and housing supply (too low).

New data from the National Home Builders Association shows some optimism in the housing market. But Realtors in markets from Seattle to Miami say the picture on the ground is complicated.

Social media manager Tara Little supplements her income (and reduces living expenses) by working as a full-time house sitter.

A Realtor.com report found that there was a 1.7% decrease in rent prices compared to April of last year. The reason? More supply and less demand.

In late February, mortgage rates had dipped just below 6%, listings were rising, and affordability was beginning to improve. Then, the war in Iran introduced a new round of uncertainty and volatility.

A new Harvard study shows that remodeling permit applications are flat, while sales of supplies like faucets and windows are down. One major issue is finding workers during an immigration crackdown.

While would-be buyers are facing economic uncertainty, would-be sellers can afford to hold out for more money.