The South is booming, beating out the West as the fastest-growing region in the country again last year

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Atlanta mansion with city skyline behind.

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Renting will be cheaper than buying a home for years to come, real estate firm says

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A "for rent" sign is posted in front of a home on December 12, 2023 in Miami, Florida.

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The looming office-real-estate crash will be worse than the Global Financial Crisis decline, Fitch says

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Commercial real estate properties could be in for another 10% decline this year, Capital Economics estimated.

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The fastest-growing and fastest-shrinking cities in the US

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The metro area of Wildwood-The Villages in Florida saw the largest percent increase from July 1, 2022, to July 1, 2023, among metros.

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5 charts that show how the Fed's war on inflation has frozen the housing market

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell talks at a news conference.

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There's 1 benefit that would entice people to sacrifice remote work, a survey found

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Some companies may need to get more creative to entice employees back to the office.

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Baltimore is selling hundreds of vacant homes to city residents for just $1 each

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Baltimore is trying to revive some of its roughest neighborhoods with a $1 housing project.

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A millennial who'd bought 3 houses got scammed out of $60,000 buying her fourth — and it's more common than you might think

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The FBI reported that $350,328,166 was lost in real-estate scams in 2021.

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The mortgage 'lock-in effect' could worsen wealth inequality and is likely to last for years to come, FHFA says

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A real-estate agent accidentally burned down a $2 million home ahead of an open house

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A stock photo shows a "Fire Line Do Not Cross" sign in front of a destroyed property.

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