As New Orleans and its economy attract more college-educated residents, gentrification comes to once-poor neighborhoods on high ground.

The longer the government is closed, the more housing deals could be delayed or even wrecked altogether.

Living where you work, working where you live.

The housing market is showing positive signs with prices climbing back up. But is now the time to buy?

But there's a catch.

Home Depot is out today with strong earnings. American sales are up 11 percent from last year.

The rate of foreclosures in July was down 32 percent from a year earlier, according to RealtyTrac. That sounds like good news, but it masks a stubborn reality.

When it comes to helping homeowners struggling with mortgages, is President Obama taking a page out of Mitt Romney's playbook?

A new report explores the uptick in speculative home flipping — though the geography of flipping has, well, flipped.

As soon as the value of something rises, skeptics roll out the B-word: bubble.