There's more pain coming for residential and commercial real estate as tight credit and job worries threaten property markets

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Philadelphia is starting to crack down on unlicensed Airbnbs and Vrbos, which is bad news for 85% of units in the city

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Philadelphia is enforcing a 2021 law to regulate short-term rentals.

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US home prices are nearing new record highs as inventory drops to all-time low

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Housing affordability drops as home prices stay elevated and average mortgage costs jumped in March

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Housing prices are expected to drop.

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Housing is so unaffordable that banks are losing money for each mortgage they finance for the first time ever

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The typical home for sale in the US has had its price cut, been on the market for months, and comes with at least one sweetener for buyers

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A 24-year-old Black tattoo artist explains why she and many others are fleeing Austin: 'The soul of the city has changed'

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A growing group of Austinites are fleeing the city due to gentrification.

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Homebuyers have a better shot at scoring a house in 10 cities where the number of properties for sale has skyrocketed the most

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Seattle is one of the cities in the US that's seen the biggest increase in the number of homes for sale since last year.

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Meet the 'boommates': These two baby boomers live together to cut costs and build a relationship

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Marlene Mears, left, and Becky Miller, right, have been sharing a home for two years.

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This collection of minimalist homes with a California flair are built in a factory, trucked to their final location, and start at $1,680 per month — take a look inside

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Abodu customers Jackie, Dan, their daughter Juni and Dan's parents sit outside their Abodu one-bedroom ADU in San Jose.

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