New data shows one- and two-family homes are being lost at auction in a familiar set of Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods.

The geography mirrors the 2008 mortgage crisis, with a particular impact on Brooklyn and Southeast Queens homeowners.

U.S. foreclosures are no longer a statistical footnote, they are a clear signal that the housing slowdown is finally hitting ...

Developers Generation 4 and Red Seal Homes purchased the 19.4-acre Scott Foresman site in Glenview for $14M to build custom ...

The Georgia Mortgage Assistance Program will stop accepting new applications at 11:59 p.m. on March 31, the Georgia ...

A new report has cast fresh doubt on the financial empire long associated with Floyd Mayweather, raising questions about ...

Some of these loans — known as zombie mortgages — were reportedly sold to debt buyers for pennies on the dollar, despite many ...

Knight Frank expects mass residential prices in Hong Kong to jump 5%-8% in 2026 and luxury values to rise 3%-5%, supported by ...

A new assessment paints a troubling picture of Louisiana’s housing market, showing a significant number of homeowners owe ...

Imagine spending decades paying down your mortgage, breathing a sigh of relief when you make that final payment, only to face ...

A year after twin infernos devastated Los Angeles County, here are some key numbers that show how fast the disaster unfolded ...

Nearly three-dozen residents of Michigan nursing homes have died of suspected neglect or abuse in the past four years, according to a Bridge Michigan review of state and federal records and ...