Immigration Slowdown To Sharply Reduce Renter Household Growth, Study Says

The clampdown on immigration has slowed the nation's population growth. Now, Harvard estimates it is also slowing the formation of new households in the United States. Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies estimates that immigration policy means 500,000 fewer households formed in the country ea

Miami Cash4Keys Execs Accused of Stealing Vulnerable Senior’s Home in Brazen Scheme

A Florida man's $300,000 home was allegedly stolen in a real estate scheme dubbed “Operation Dirty Deed,” which investigators say involved fraudulent documents and the exploitation of the homeowner's dementia. The case took a disturbing turn when the 71-year-old man, identified in court records as T

California Candidates for Governor Offer Different Visions on Housing

The midterm elections are now just hours away, and California voters prepare to head to the polls to elect their next governor, with the state's housing shortage taking center stage. The contest is among the highest-profile of the 36 gubernatorial races taking place across the U.S. this cycle. Forme

Tax-Assessed Value vs. Market Value: What’s the Difference?

Home prices aren’t set in stone. A property’s value can shift depending on who’s doing the calculation—and why. That’s why you’ll often hear two different numbers thrown around during a home sale: assessed value and market value. So what’s the difference between tax-assessed value versus market valu