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The U.S. Treasury is to sell $142 billion of mortgage-backed securities it bought during the financial crisis. Will the sale boost mortgage rates?
Fortune Magazine's Allan Sloan explains the current upbeat mood for home-buying.
Short-term housing rentals are the latest cottage industry coming on to tax collectors' radar screens.
Middle Eastern dictators often own expensive homes in London's best neighborhoods, but there is a mounting backlash against their luxury lifestyles.
Republicans wanted to kill the federal mortgage agencies but now are considering more gradual steps to limit their role in housing market.
Tess Vigeland talks to Jean Constantine-Davis, a lawyer with the AARP Foundation, about the AARP's lawsuit against the U.S. housing department.
The good news from the Mortgage Bankers Association comes just ahead of a Senate hearing on the state of the housing market.
The Bank of England is set to raise its rates, which means U.K. homeowners face the daunting prospect of increased mortgage payments.
There's no gracious way to equally divide the rent. Inevitably, when sharing accommodations, someone will get the smaller room, the room next t…
State attorneys general trying to help homeowners in foreclosure hope to use the new federal consumer financial protection agency as pressure on banks.
