"The slowdown is a good thing for homebuyers,” one economist says.

Tech startup Divvy Homes offers "fractional" home ownership, at a premium.

In LA’s real estate market, sellers of even modest homes are paying thousands for rental furnishings — all designed to dazzle buyers.

A decade ago, the government told the real estate industry to start sharing its data. What has that meant for competition?

Despite common narratives, 20- and 30-somethings are just as interested and hopeful about homeownership as everyone else.

Developers have put up new rental units to attract tech workers. But many are sitting empty.

With fewer homes to sell, realtors say they need to look for new ways to find business