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Delaware’s Cottage-Scale Affordable Housing Tests Whether Nonprofits Can Build What Developers Won’t

Large builders in Delaware call their homes “affordable” when prices start at $300,000 to $350,000. For workers earning 40 to 80 percent of the...

KAUFMAN & COMPANY BUILD 2030

National Initiative Bringing Housing and AI Infrastructure Under One Development Platform LOS ANGELES — September 2026 Kaufman & Company today announced BUILD 2030, a national development...

Vermont Has Grant Money and Shared Equity Programs for First-Time Buyers

State-level financing programs and shared equity models are creating homeownership pathways in Burlington that national affordability coverage rarely acknowledges – and the mechanics are...

In Oakland, California, Using Property Ownership to Solve Teacher Retention

Teacher turnover is one of the more persistent challenges facing urban school districts, and while the causes are complex, housing costs have emerged as...

Coastal Migration Is Pricing Out Lancaster’s First-Time Buyers in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Affluent retirees and downsizers fleeing high-tax Northeast metros are reshaping Lancaster County’s housing market in ways that may be pricing out the next generation...

Why Cleveland’s Housing Market Defies Its Stable Reputation

Mention Cleveland to most real estate investors and the reaction is predictable: affordable, stable, and unremarkable. That perception is increasingly out of step with...

San Diego Is 95% Built Out. So Where Does New Housing Come From?

San Diego has a housing problem that no amount of new development can easily fix. Unlike cities where builders can push outward into open...

Buffalo’s Rental Market Faces a Tougher Climb

Buffalo, New York, has long been one of the more affordable housing markets in the United States. With average home prices hovering around $250,000,...

Fort Worth, Texas District 9 Housing Costs, Permitting Delays, and Aging Infrastructure Slow Development

Fort Worth, Texas, has ranked among the fastest-growing cities in the United States, adding roughly 20,000 residents annually over the past two decades. That...

How San Diego Developers Exploit ADU Rules to Build Backyard Apartments

A small number of developers are exploiting accessory dwelling unit programs to sidestep multifamily building codes, creating safety risks and neighborhood conflicts that planning...

San Diego Population Decline Clashes With State Housing Mandate

A widening gap between California’s housing production targets and actual population trends is raising questions about whether the density push in coastal markets is...

While Luxury Towers Collect Dust, Workforce Housing Has a Waiting List

Headlines about a cooling real estate market are everywhere: listings are staying on the market longer, buyers are holding back, and rents in many...

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Strategy Over Hope: How Connecticut’s Top Producers Navigate Today’s Real Estate Market

Connecticut’s real estate market spans a wide range – from Bridgeport’s affordable neighborhoods to the high-end estates along Greenwich’s Gold Coast. Yet, as Ruth...

Bay Area Affordable Housing Opens Door to Homeownership: More Working Families May Finally Buy

For decades, affordable housing in the Bay Area focused almost entirely on rentals. Nearly all public funding went to building apartments for low-income families,...

Termite Damage Turns Connecticut Cosmetic Flip Into Full Gut Renovation

Real estate investors often focus on market timing and interest rates. However, Kerie Choiniere, a real estate agent with Venture Real Estate and an active...

Central New Jersey Homebuyer Priorities in 2026: What Buyers Look For Before Price in Somerset, Middlesex, and Nearby Counties

Five years ago, Central New Jersey buyers often prioritized large backyards and formal dining rooms. Today, those features rarely come up in early conversations....

Pocatello, Idaho Homes Under $400K Are Selling Fast – But Higher-Priced Listings Are Lingering

The housing market in Pocatello, Idaho has become sharply divided by price. Homes listed under $400,000 are moving quickly, often drawing multiple offers within...

Bronx, New York Multi-Family Properties Offer Investors a Rare Entry Point Into New York City’s Last Affordable Borough

New York State’s lengthy foreclosure process has created an unusual backlog of defaulted properties in the Bronx, some stalled for five to ten years....