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Photo Credit: Andy Dean Photography / Shutterstock The housing market is entering the traditionally quieter winter season, but recent indicators suggest that the market has already been slowing in the last few months. New listings, pen...

Bend rents are rising at some of the fastest rates in the nation, despite rent control caps

High demand for construction during the COVID-19 pandemic led many employers to increase wages to recruit and retain workers, but rising inflation in 2021 caused real wages to drop. A

Photo Credit: Grand Warszawski / Shutterstock After slowing down in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. rental housing market has more than rebounded. As the housing market boomed, so did the rental market. Rents have ris...

Although home prices are stabilizing, fair market rents in the North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton metro area are up by 34.5% over 2019 as market pressures continue in the wake of the pandemic.

Orlando rent prices fell by less than 1% in October as many residents struggle to pay the costing of living in the region.

The Federal Reserve began raising rates in March of this year to combat inflation, leaving mortgage rates rising at their fastest pace in decades: just recently, 30-year mortgage interest rates

MILTON — Twelve high school students from across southern Wisconsin toiled Monday in their booths during a timed welding contest at Blackhawk Technical College’s Milton campus, sparks flying behind vinyl,

Starter home construction has been on a multi-decade decline, and Sacramento has not been immune since persistent inflation makes life more expensive in the area.

Photo Credit: Zivica Kerkez / Shutterstock In recent years, policymakers and economic experts have embraced efforts to bring more manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. From the “America First” trade deals in the Trump Administration to h...