Brunswick Partnership for Housing is hosting a unique 15-hour sleepout on Oct. 24, designed to simulate and shed light on conditions of local poverty. Known as Sleep Out Brunswick, this community-wide event encourages participants to gain firsthand insight while raising funds.

With mortgage rates and credit card debt both on the rise, many Americans face mounting financial challenges. As housing grows more unaffordable, existing home sales are slowing, raising critical questions for investors evaluating S&P 500 stocks at or near record highs.

Trilogy Sunstone is set to open the second phase of its award-winning Cabochon Club on October 25 at noon. The celebration brings live music, local vendors, and the much-anticipated unveiling of Cooper’s Kitchen + Tap.

Leaders from New Castle came together on September 12 to celebrate the launch of Brookfield Farms, an 85-home development intended to address the community’s need for affordable housing. This noteworthy collaboration between city officials, developers, and local partners is expected to shape the future of the city’s housing market.

While recent developments suggest it’s becoming less complicated to purchase a home in Wisconsin, prices remain frustratingly high. A new report from the Wisconsin Real Estate Association underscores that affordability is still out of reach for many buyers.

A single-family home in Princeton that sold for $1.4 million leads Mercer County’s top 10 most expensive real estate transactions from September 8 to 14. This snapshot of high-end sales underscores the continued buyer interest in the region’s upper-market homes.

San Diego’s Midway District is poised for a transformative redevelopment. Known as Midway Rising, this ambitious plan will add over 4,000 new homes and a modern arena, reshaping the city’s landscape for years to come.

Union County continues to offer a range of residential properties priced at or below $1 million, as demonstrated by recent closings from September 15 to 21. This snapshot aims to inform prospective homebuyers about local real estate activities and market trends in that price range.

A Monmouth Jct home sold for $12.4 million, ranking it as South Brunswick’s most expensive residential real estate transaction for the week of Sept. 8-14. Sources say the eye-catching deal underscores the continued strength of the local housing market.

Baltimore is launching a grant program to rehabilitate thousands of vacant homes. Spearheaded by Mayor Brandon Scott, this initiative seeks to reduce neighborhood blight, boost affordable housing, and rekindle investment in once-neglected communities.

The Westmoreland County Housing Authority board voted on Tuesday to approve a $17.1 million annual budget. Officials anticipate this spending plan will meet the authority’s financial demands in the upcoming fiscal year. It reflects a careful effort to address local housing needs.

Canada’s housing crisis is so severe that internal government documents warn it could harm the broader economy. Officials plan to launch a new agency to build homes faster, reflecting mounting pressure on Ottawa to find immediate solutions.

The city of Fairfield has received nearly $800,000 in grants aimed at helping low-income mobile homeowners renovate their properties. With many living on fixed incomes, these funds promise critical support for those who need repairs and improvements the most.

Cheyenne’s Housing and Community Development Office has opened the 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) cycle to support local housing and community initiatives. Two training sessions are scheduled for organizations interested in applying for program funding.

Rent control, far from offering relief, might worsen California’s housing crisis, according to an opinion piece by James Burling. Limiting rent increases, the author argues, fails to address the real causes behind rising housing costs and scarcity.

Despite studies claiming otherwise, Marin County’s housing shortage remains a pressing concern. Some commentators point to a declining population, but they overlook the deeper realities driving the county’s need for more homes.

A record-breaking $3.1 million home sale topped the list of nine high-priced deals in Union Township between August 11 and August 24. These transactions spotlight the ongoing attraction of the area’s real estate market.

A Bloomfield property selling for $1.1 million topped the list of the 10 most expensive homes sold in mid-August. The data underscores a competitive local housing market where homes can fetch high values in a short span.

A recent look at East Windsor’s housing market reveals six high-value sales between August 11 and August 24. The top transaction reached $665,000, making it the most expensive home sale recorded in the area during that period.

Monmouth County’s real estate market released data on its top 10 property sales from August 18-24, highlighting a $2 million transaction in Morganville. This high figure stands out as the area’s priciest home sale for that week.

A longtime West Nashville homeowner worries he may no longer afford the house his father built, as a recent assessment shows the property’s value climbed by $340,000 since 2021. The steep property tax increase now looms as a financial hurdle, potentially forcing him to leave the place he’s always called home.