Real Estate Market
The richest person in Illinois just set a record for the most expensive home ever bought in the United States.
Chicago Tribune
Due to various market and industry factors, developers are not planning to start many new construction projects in 2019.
San Francisco Chronicle
Renton, a suburb of Seattle dealing with skyrocketing housing prices like many of the communities in the region, is allowing new density in residential neighborhoods in the form of backyard cottages.
Crosscut
A new report from Trulia reveals the quickly increasing number of neighborhoods in the country that have a median home price touching seven figures.
Curbed
There are signs of normalcy in the Seattle region's housing market.
The Seattle Times
Increasing numbers of renters, at all income levels, and in all U.S. metropolitan areas, are competing for a dwindling supply of rental units, according to a new analysis.
Joint Center for Housing Studies
Investors dominate the affordable homeownership market in New York City.
Crain's New York Business
Real estate investors are willing to gamble on the potential of the future location, still to be determined, of Amazon's second headquarters.
The Wall Street Journal
A conspicuous benchmark in the epicenter of the Silicon Valley.
The Mercury News
A new player with a very familiar name has entered into the residential homebuilding market.
Yahoo Finance
"It's a tale of two markets," says Danielle Hale, chief economist for Realtor.com.
Mansion Global
Most people living in Boston's most expensive condominiums aren't from Boston, according to new research.
The Boston Globe
Call it a tale of two housing markets.
The Plain Dealer
The New York MTA is planning to shut down the L Train from Brooklyn to Manhattan in 2019, and renters in the area no longer find the area along the route as attractive.
Vice
Locations with majority black homeownership have plenty to teach about closing the country's home ownership gap.
Pew
Qualifying developments are eligible for a ten-year tax abatement in Philadelphia. These op-ed authors say the abatement doesn't work as anything other than a government payout.
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Is the gritty, diverse New York of yesteryear dying, vanishing, or otherwise ceasing to exist? Depends on who you ask and where you look.
Harper's
Soaring land values are leaving an indelible mark on the building stock of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Business Vancouver
It's the 30th annual edition of the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University's "State of the Nation's Housing" report.
Joint Center for Housing Studies
A little less emphasis on the suburban, and a little more emphasis on the urban.
Chicago Tribune
