City funding and private assistance are aimed at easing the biggest barrier many buyers say stands between them and a first home.
A three-bedroom unit once occupied by a tenant who was shot on the property is now listed online while the landlord awaits trial.
Homeowners with ultra-low pandemic-era mortgage rates can still move if they use equity, points, assumable loans or a recast.
ResiClub says stretched budgets and builder financing tactics are making FHA loans a bigger part of new-home sales.
A new survey finds most owners still value homeownership, but hidden expenses and market pressure are fueling second thoughts.
Economists and industry executives say the housing market looks more like a correction than a collapse, even as mortgage rates stay elevated.
Grants, forgivable loans and deferred loans can reduce upfront costs, but program rules and lender experience matter.
Borrowing costs are climbing just as fewer Americans are applying for mortgages, signing contracts, and closing on homes.
August data show slower sales, longer listing times, and a widening gap between what sellers ask and what buyers will pay.
Residents say conditions in the apartment complex have worsened while township inspectors, legal aid and federal officials review complaints.