Author: Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA TODAY

Interest in single family rental homes as an investment is growing because it has proven to be a more resilient asset class than offices and hotels.

A rebound in office-leasing in some markets this year has been fueled by increased hiring and demand for tech products and services.

The share of homebuyers who believe it is a bad time to buy rose to 66% in September, according to a Fannie Mae survey.

Millennials are now the largest group of homebuyers today, making up 37% of the overall share in 2021. But what (and where) are they buying?

Standard homeowners’ policies cover a wide range of potential disasters, but not floods, earthquakes, maintenance damage and sewer back up.

The U.S. housing sector, which is facing a shortage of 5.5 million to 6.8 million housing units, is in need of innovation, say experts.

In the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim area metro area, 120,534 fewer entry-level homes were sold in 2020 compared to 1990.

An influx of young remote workers to New York City is causing rental bidding wars and record-breaking leasing activity.

Exuberant buying — with multiple offers and bidding wars  — reminiscent of the time before the 2008 housing crash have become a common occurrence.

The time might not be right to buy a home in Boise, Idaho, or any of these 10 overvalued housing markets in the US.