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"An agency can't just decide one day that it's not going to follow its own regulations," a plaintiff said.

During the 1960s and ’70s, academic liberals, civil rights advocates, and others blamed the exodus on racism—”white flight” to the suburbs. However, since the ’70s, blacks have been fleeing some cities at higher rates than whites.

“He’s got good intentions but the wrong execution.”

She presented the fetus in a plastic tub during her passionate testimony to councilors.

Puerto Rico's housing crisis has been exacerbated by homes built without permits and inspections prior to Hurricane Maria.

Trump's budget proposal suggests major cuts to housing spending, food stamps and could put financial strain on low-income families.

A new study from Hawaii revealed that youth homelessness starts at age 14 on average through interviews with individuals in Oahu.

The Trump administration's upcoming budget could raise minimum rents and impose work requirements for housing assistance beneficiaries, report suggests.

Mortgage rates have risen for over three weeks in the first month of 2018.

Rent prices have dropped in New York City as a result of booming supply and renters that have "tapped out" for what they are willing to pay for units.

Rent control policies could actually be making income inequality worse in gentrifying cities such as San Francisco, a new paper from Stanford University researchers argues.

Construction firms are optimistic there will be a boom in new projects in 2018, but they could be hard pressed to find applicants for construction jobs. 

“He’s not here to help,” said one of the many housing protesters who gathered at HUD Secretary Ben Carson’s meeting with local housing leaders in Chicago.

Housing and homelessness were exacerbated by natural disasters and the affordability crisis in 2017.

Cooking and design fans have a new mecca: Hay Kitchen Market, which makes its debut at the MoMA Design Store in Manhattan's SoHo.

Experts say the Asian property market may be bouncing back.

Meanwhile, Trump's victory led to a surge in government bond yields amid concerns that his proposed fiscal agenda could fan inflation.

Findings highlight inequality of opportunity in Britain.

The vast regional divide between London and the rest of the country is set to increase.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg slams the government's housing record as figures are unveiled.

A nationwide proposal could ban cigarettes, cigars and pipes in all living units, indoor common areas and administrative offices.

A New York City family earned $500,000 per annum and paid just $1,500 per month in rent.

The new rules would require cities to look for racial bias in housing practices.

Thirty years ago, cities contained a range of residents, from wealthy to poor. Today, entire cities are either rich or poor.

High rents and cuts in benefits have left many vulnerable people with few housing options.

Tenants advocates in New York believe people facing eviction have a right to an attorney if they can't pay.

"Housing activity continues to recover, although the pace of the recovery remains slower than in the previous couple of years," said an economist

Sales of U.S. homes to foreigners hit $92.2 billion in 2014, up from $68.2 billion in 2013.

As the tech boom raises real estate values in San Francisco, longtime residents face no-fault evictions

The housing recovery stalled in the second half of 2013 as interest rates increased and prices surged