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Living in a formerly redlined neighborhood is linked to higher risk of stroke, heart attack and other cardiovascular emergencies, a new study says.

Rents rose 8.3% from June 2022 — a period when prices were breaking records in places like Manhattan.

Tuesday's top personal finance stories.

By Michael Susin CK Asset Holdings said Thursday that Civitas Social Housing is required to cancel its share trading on the London Stock Exchange's main...

New Green Party housing policy provides a vital incentive for better, more inclusive housing, the New Zealand Green Building Council says. Speaking to Newshub Nation this morning, Green Party co-leader James Shaw revealed his party would use development ...

Passing the Equality Act and stemming the tide of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation could help LGBTQ+ people "excel in the economic sphere," advocates say.

Rents are still higher than last year, but increases are losing steam. Here are the cities with the most and least affordable rental markets, according to...

Wellington City Council today approved its Housing Action Plan 2023-2025 with the Mayor and City Councillors approving several new actions to support better housing outcomes in the city. The Action Plan focuses on the following key areas: 1. Planning ...

The next step in improvements to the building consent system gets underway with the sector and public encouraged to have their say on how it could be improved, Minister for Building and Construction Dr Megan Woods says. “Following last year’s consultation, ...

There are instances where the places we feel safe in are actually quite dangerous, and we don't even realise it. One example is the kind of insulation that was used in the houses we live in. Although it has been largely banned due to its inherent ...