The climate crisis is raising costs for everything from housing to food.

After 20 years, Melissa Fields retired from the Air Force and opened her own interior design business in San Antonio, Texas.

Prices are actually falling in some former hotspots in the Sun Belt, while they’re rising in parts of the Rust Belt.

Evergrande spent lavishly on a soccer team, EV company, and theme parks.

It depends what region they work in, but overall they're finding ways to help buyers navigate a market full of expensive homes, high interest rates and, in some cases, soaring insurance costs.

Homes are likely to remain expensive for the foreseeable future because of persistently high interest rates and the fact that homes are not being built fast enough to meet demand.

In Baltimore, a small community called Hope Village is offering a rare path to home ownership for people with low incomes. It’s attracting attention for affordability and potential scalability.

One reason? More inventory.

High home prices and mortgage rates are joined by plenty of economic uncertainty.

“My mortgage loan guy said the VA would have denied us getting the amount of the loan that we wanted without my wife's income in part as well,” said Eric Reineman. Two weeks later, they tied the knot.