Waterview Tower was supposed to be the fifth tallest building in Chicago. For three years, it's remained an unfinished shell — a 25-story monument to the recession. Now it'll be turned into rental units.
New data from the U.S. Census Bureau released today shows that rural Americans are growing fewer and older. But Demographer Kenneth Johnson says Americans are still moving to rural areas – they're just older Americans.
A report out today says housing prices around the country rose by one percent. But another report says that the housing crisis reduced family wealth for minorities by a far greater degree than that of white Americans.
With foreclosed properties slowing down the growth of the housing market, a new plan has emerged to get the government to rent out houses to investors.
Spain's economic crisis has pushed a record number of families to default on their mortgages. Now young protestors are organizing flash mobs to protest bank seizure of homes.
Kenneth Rosen, a housing economist from the University of California Berkeley, explains why the housing market is in a period of sustained but choppy growth.
Pallavi Gogoi, business writer for the Associated Press, explains how a nationwide investigation into robo-signed mortgage documents could reveal 'millions' of questionable signatures.
With 400 remaining Borders stores closing, and a growth in the popularity of multi-family homes, the real estate market is developing to meet new demands. Juli Niemann explains.
