Baby boomers to blame for housing shortage, real estate report says

A new Redfin report shows that older Americans are hanging onto their homes longer, making it difficult for homebuyers to find and afford houses.

Gen Z has found their state of choice and it's not California or New York

Gen Zers have their sights set on one state in particular, where that generation was more likely to move to more than any other state in 2022.

Celina Marine veteran gets mortgage-free home

U.S. Marine Corps Corporal Nef Mendoza and his family were selected by Operation Finally Home. That organization partnered with Normandy Homes to build a house.

Housing is expensive for a record half of American renters, study shows

A new Harvard analysis reveals soaring housing costs put a financial strain on millions of renters, with prices spiking during the pandemic.

Dallas building fees could soon go up by 2,700%. Here's why.

Some of the proposed fee increases are enormous, especially compared to Dallas suburbs, and industry leaders say that could cause a developer to potentially delay or move a project elsewhere at a time when affordable options are greatly needed in Dallas.

Dallas City Council expected to approve $2.3M to fund 16 more homeless outreach workers

The Dallas City Council is expected to approve a $2.3 million contract to expand homeless outreach services with Housing Forward, the organization that replaced the Metro Dallas Housing Alliance. It says it is making significant process, although it is slower than everyone would like.

2023 home sales fell to lowest level in nearly 30 years, new report reveals

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes sank in 2023 to a nearly 30-year low as mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in more than two decades.

About 24% of renters in America say they can no longer afford their rent, study says

While buying a home is an issue for some, covering the cost of rent every month is becoming a growing burden for many, based on findings from Intuit Credit Karma.

Texas lawmaker backs Fort Worth mother facing eviction after shooting intruder

Aleah Wallace, the Fort Worth mom who shot and killed someone trying to break into her home and is being evicted for having a gun, now has support from lawmakers. One state rep is reaching out to the state to see what may be done.

Can the Fort Worth woman living in subsidized housing be evicted for having a gun?

Police are sending Aleah Wallace’s case to a grand jury to decide if there are any criminal charges, but the federally subsidized property she’s lived in has told her she has to go. But a Dallas attorney says her eviction may not be so cut and dry.

US housing market needs 1M more homes to satisfy demand

National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun argued that policy changes could boost housing supply. The shortage of homes is keeping upward pressure on prices.