Wells Fargo Faces HUD Probe Over Efforts To Boost Black Homeownership

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is probing Wells Fargo to determine whether its efforts to boost Black homeownership violate fair-housing laws. HUD sent a letter to Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf stating that it would examine whether the mortgage giant violated fair-lending laws with

‘Breaking Bad’ Star Aaron Paul Sells Historic L.A. Home for $7.5 Million—After Moving His Family to Paris

“Breaking Bad” star Aaron Paul has finally found a buyer for his historic Los Angeles home, selling the storied property for $7.495 million more than a year after putting it on the market. The 47-year-old actor initially listed the residence, known as the Seyler House, for just shy of $10 million in

13 Million High-Risk Homes Sit Outside FEMA Flood Zones as El Niño Looms

Homeowners across the country could enter a potentially historic El Niño winter believing their home sits safely outside a high-risk flood zone—because according to FEMA's maps, they do. But nearly 13 million properties outside the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Special Flood Hazard Areas are

Philanthropy Could Help Fast-Track Adoption of Manufactured Housing, JPMorgan Says

New kinds of home construction inherently carry risks. But philanthropy could make a big difference in bridging the gap. In a recent statement, JPMorgan Chase's housing research group highlighted a few ways that philanthropy is accelerating new construction methods. That includes modular homebuildin