Inman News

Columnist and architect Arrol Gelner comes to grips with the end of the automobile era.

An innovative 'video magazine' profiles Lockhart Steele, a real estate blogger from New York.

Atlanta, Ga., leads the country with more sprawl than any other place in the U.S., according to SprawlCity.

In Tijuana, Mexico, thousands are eager to trade up for 460-square-foot starter houses.

New Jersey governor to give local jurisdictions power to halt development.

The nation's largest real estate franchise, is calling for the National Association of Realtors policing real estate listings on the Internet.

Real estate news service Inman News recaps their funniest stories from 2003.

Inman News lists what Realtor association’s strategy folks fret about.

Old-line businesses have regulations that protect their turf.

Traditionalist developers to meet, discuss 'new urbanism' and livable communities.

The National Association of Home Builders says planners are overreaching in their interpretation.

HUD makes $492.5 million available for revitalization projects; new guidelines to cap each grant.

Housing agency expected to loosen up on kickback rules.

Study says affordable housing tops Americans' list of concerns.

A new report suggests that all too often, policy-makers fail to coordinate open space with growth management.

Survey shows majority of Canadian developers expect costs increases in the next twelve months.

A white paper by the National Association of Realtors predicts a recession and a slowdown in the housing market.

eBay is arguably the most popular site on the Internet. But is it ready to sell real estate?

A Federal court rules that a California city is not liable for cleaning up polluted property acquired under eminent domain.

The National Association of Home Builders publishes a report, "The Next Decade for Housing," which estimates that houses are getting larger.