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The housing market continues to defy gravity and trend higher even as interest rates remain elevated and affordability is stretched.

The tornadoes that ripped through parts of Nebraska, Iowa and Oklahoma late last week damaged some 7,200 homes, leaving a reconstruction tab of $2.1

The tornadoes that swept through the Great Plains on April 26 and 27 damaged and destroyed roughly 7,000 homes and businesses with a combined

Home prices are now 6.4% above their level last year, up from the 6% increase registered in January.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The housing market in San Diego just became more expensive, according to recent data. Data from CoreLogic released Tuesday showed all…

Liberal Andrew Bragg has endorsed a call by bankers to relax home loan regulations to make it easier for first home buyers to enter the housing market.

Don’t believe in climate change, rising sea levels, or cities sinking (“subsiding”)? Venice is sinking. So are Rotterdam, Bangkok, and New York (though a few spots are rising!) But no place compares to Jakarta, the fastest-sinking megacity on the planet. Over the past 25 years, the hardest-hit areas of Indonesia’s capital have subsided more than 16 feet due to illegal wells, diminishing groundwater, and a rising sea level. Many billions will be spent moving an entire ...

The national house value dropped slightly in April, with an increase in listings favouring buyers, according to the latest CoreLogic figures.

The Los Angeles-Orange County index was up 8.7% in year ended in February.

Chronic housing supply shortage would shield prices from sharp downturn if interest rates increase further, or stay higher for longer, experts say.