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Between the latest interest rate cut and the recent presidential election, the coming months of housing market data may be more volatile than we are used to.

We explore how the housing market might shape up under Donald Trump’s second term as president.

More Americans than ever say they’d prefer to rent rather than buy if they move.

Housing researchers are floating a new use for empty office buildings: communal microapartments.

Raising rent is a near certainty in any tenancy, but when done methodically and thoughtfully, it doesn’t have to be stressful or mean losing great tenants.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time since March 2020. Could this entice renters to make the leap into homeownership?

We break down where the presidential candidates stand on housing ahead of the November 5 election.

Washington D.C. rolled back pandemic-era protections, making it easier for property managers to evict tenants who are still not paying rent.