For the price of a home in LA, you could’ve bought a skyscraper in St. Louis

A recent sale of one of the tallest buildings in St. Louis fetched $3.6 million, a stark contrast to the regular sales of homes in LA for twice that amount, underscoring the tumultuous nature of the current real estate market in America.

Home spotted crossing San Francisco Bay

A strange sight of a two-story house spotted gliding across the San Francisco Bay over the weekend left onlookers puzzled by the unusual picture.

Best places to raise a family in 2024, according to this report

If you're looking for the best places in America to raise a family, a new report says you should look at these six states.

HGTV stars share housing ‘hack’ for aspiring homeowners facing affordability issue

HGTV personalities Elizabeth and Ethan Finkelstein, who star in “Cheap Old Houses," spoke about their “house hack" of buying and restoring cheap historic homes.

Baltimore sells $1 houses in effort to combat vacant home crisis

Baltimore, Maryland, city officials approved a program that would sell city-owned vacant homes for next to nothing at $1 for some applicable residents. 

San Francisco Board of Supervisors override mayor's veto on housing measure

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday overrode a veto by Mayor London Breed involving a measure that will restrict building in some historic neighborhoods. 

Mold, wage theft complaints plague SJ affordable housing construction site

An affordable housing construction site which is slated to open this summer has been impacted by mold, and complaints of wage theft. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan says the city will ensure any new construction is up to code, and that workers are fairly compensated.

Concord rent stabilization ordinance suspended days after approval

An effort at rent stabilization and just cause for eviction in the East Bay City of Concord has been suspended only days after it was adopted by the City Council.

Home buyers need to make $47,000 more than in 2020 to afford a home

A new report from Zillow finds that some people are relying on financial gifts to help cover the cost of a down payment for a home or moving to low-cost cities to find affordable housing.

New real estate trend: Meet the 'forever renters'

Being a 'forever renter' is attractive to millennials and empty nesters, says the Post Brothers CEO.

Facing deadline, San Jose to move 1,000 unhoused residents from waterways

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan and others on Friday morning stood along the debris- and trash-strewn banks of Coyote Creek, surveying unhoused encampments that could result in potential financial tidal waves of fines hitting the city next year.

Squatters take over Hollywood home; start renting rooms to OnlyFans models

A luxurious 7-bedroom dream house in the Hollywood Hills was taken over by squatters who set up a business on the property. The ringleader allegedly wrote a fake lease allowing OnlyFans models to create their content in the house and rented rooms to them.

Berkeley's People's Park protesters dismantle 'free store,' organize pop-up resource

People's Park supporters dismantled their "free store" at the corner of Dwight Way and Telegraph Avenue last week after more than a month of occupying the space and distributing resources to community members in need.   

Gen Z has found their state of choice and it's not California or New York

Gen Zers have their sights set on one state in particular, where that generation was more likely to move to more than any other state in 2022.

More SF tenants engage in 'rent strike,' to leverage demands from landlords

Tenants in some 75 rental units in San Francisco have been on rent strikes, withholding their monthly payments until their demands from their landlord have been met.

San Jose moves to ban encampments on Guadalupe River Trail

San Jose officials are attempting to clear encampments along the Guadalupe River Trail once and for all.