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Typical U.S. Household Needs Nearly $110,000 to Afford a Home

High mortgage rates keep monthly payments large so most households remain priced out of the market.

City Selects Team To Build The Orion, Nearly 1,000 Mixed‑Income Homes in Long Island City

May U.S. Home Prices Tick Up but Remain Below Inflation

New Fed Measure Says 53% of U.S. Adults Own Their Homes

Report Finds Rent Far Out of Reach for Low‑Wage Workers Nationwide

Starter-Home Supply Edges Up but Affordability Still Far Worse Than 2019

Court Lifts Stay and Federal Approval Stands for Fulton and Elliott‑Chelsea NYCHA Redevelopment

Fed’s New Adult-Based Measure Puts U.S. Homeownership Near 53%

Starter-Home Supply Is About 300,000 Homes Below 2019 Levels as Costs Climb

U.S. Foreclosures Rise 21% in First Half of 2026

Permits Rise but Germany’s Housing Shortage Persists

Greystone Closes $137 Million LIHTC Fund II, Pushes Multi‑Investor Equity Past $240 Million

DDA Housing Sales Double as Narela Drives ₹1,020 Crore Q1 Revenue

Short Sales Now Recover More Value Than Foreclosures as Use Rises

Sydney Home-Ownership Falls to 59.9%, Lowest Since the 1950s

Watchdog Files 114 Complaints Alleging Greystar Refused Section 8 Vouchers

Manhattan and Brooklyn Rents Reach Record Highs as City Freezes Stabilized Leases

Catalonia Rent Caps Keep Barcelona Rents Stable, Official Data Show

New-Build Developments Fall to Near Ten-Year Low

Los Angeles Converts Thousands of Emergency Vouchers to Section 8, Averting Evictions