6 Little Luxuries Baby Boomers Could Give Up And Buy Every Millennial A House

Millennials are told to cut the perks to afford a house but what are baby boomers doing to help?

Does California Have The Political Will To Fix The Housing Crisis? Probably Not.

California is in quite a jam when it comes to housing. Are there any ways out?

Aldermen Facing Stiff Challenge To Their Long-Held Privileges

Mayor Lori Lightfoot may be about to propose big changes to the tradition of aldermanic prerogative, but some council members want it to stay in some form.

3% National Vacancy And Rents Doubling In A Few Years Are Drawing New Investors To This Asset Class

Industrial service facilities are in high demand due to e-commerce, but cities discourage the development of new sites, and that's good news for investors.

If Apartment Construction Has Accelerated So Much, Why Are Completions Declining?

Multifamily development is awash in delays, from before construction begins to the finishing touches — causing the pipeline to fall further behind demand.

Encinitas Task Force Created To Seek Consensus For Housing Element Plan

Encinitas has formed a task force to create consensus for a Housing Element plan that would ensure more affordable housing.

3 Reasons Not To Ignore Jefferson Park (And 1 Barrier To Entry)

Quiet Jefferson Park may one day be a hotbed of real estate activity. Here's why.

'No Apartments, No Compromise': Baltimore-Area Developers Navigate Neighborhood Pushback

Baltimore-area developers are regularly facing opposition to transit-oriented projects that state and local governments say they want to encourage.

'A Permanent Extension': New Hampshire Sees A Boost In Demand As Jobs And Population Grow

The state saw 24,500 new residents between 2020 and 2023 exacerbated by work-from-home initiatives and migration trends.

Two Ballot Measures Could Change The Future Of Housing In North County Markets

San Diego voters are faced with two ballot measures that could urbanize suburbia.