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There are more multigenerational households than ever to try and withstand the current economic climate. Here’s how that could benefit your rental income.

A recent lawsuit has touched off conversation about the history of discrimination in the US housing industry, and what can be done to reform it.

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) go by many names – “backyard cottages,” “granny flats,” “in-law suites,” – but some city officials are calling them the key to easing the housing shortage.

The US real estate sector has experienced record highs all throughout the first half of the year. Is it now cooling?

The Biden Student Debt Relief Program creates some rental market opportunities. It also opens doors for students to become first-time homeowners.

A recent report by the National Association of REALTORS (NAR) reveals that foreign investors play a significant role in the ongoing US housing stock and affordability crisis.

Build to rent communities development pits local property managers against deep-pocketed institutional investors. What's a property manager to do to compete?

Universities across the country are experiencing unprecedented demand for on-campus housing, and some have more students than beds.