Housing

Zillow, Trulia and other sites contain inaccuracies that skew the market, real estate agents say. Some are pulling their online listings.

The Fed has ended its two-day meeting and the conclusion is the economy isn't bad enough to take new action now.

According to recent Gallup data, Americans feel home prices are still at a pretty low level — but that also means many think it is a great time to buy.

The latest economic forecast from federal policymakers indicates the worst may be over for the long depressed housing market. The question is how long will it take for things to return to normal.

The Troubled Asset Relief Program’s inspector general says bailout funds helped community banks, but many are struggling to raise fresh capital.

The Case-Shiller Index for February looked at 20 American cities and found a few bright spots where investors are buying out foreclosed homes.

U.S. home prices stayed basically flat in February according to the S&P Case-Shiller Index. Without adjusting for seasonal fluctuations, prices actually dropped 0.8 percent to reach the lowest level since 2002.

What's going on with the housing market? Susan Wachter, who teaches real estate at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, explains.

There was an unexpected drop last month in housing starts. Meanwhile, President Obama has plans to crack down on those who manipulate oil prices.

We hear a lot about the strain on the housing market — but what about the barriers we put up to protect our homes?