Upstate New York community giving tax breaks to homeowners who build accessory dwelling units
A new law in Albany County, New York, is designed to encourage more homeowners to build accessory dwelling units on their property, but some housing market onlookers say it's unlikely to serve the area's main need for housing stock.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hints at rate cut in September
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted Friday that the central bank may cut interest rates in September — a shift that could give the housing market a much-needed boost.
Hampton, Virginia, wants more housing with traditional designs
Cities in one of Virginia’s largest metropolitan areas are trying to generate interest in building new, affordably priced houses in older neighborhoods while maintaining their historical character.
Bucking trend toward deep colors, Dutch Boy hopes Melodious Ivory will hit the right key
It's only mid-August, but a few paint companies have already announced their colors for 2026.
New York lawmakers probing the state's rise in homeowners insurance premiums
A trio of New York lawmakers have launched an investigation into why homeowners insurance costs have spiked across the state in recent years.
Texas governor says new bills will help housing affordability. But Houston broker isn't so sure.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed three bills this week that he says will help address the state's housing shortage and ease affordability challenges. However, questions remain about the legislation's likely effect.
Colorado cities weigh impact, question strategy of state threat to withhold housing funds
Following an executive order signed by Colorado Gov. Jared Polis last week that could withhold funding from local governments not complying with the state's new housing laws, city officials and housing experts are weighing in on the potential impact on local municipalities and the housing market.
Federal housing agency sets English-only policy for brochures and services
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development plans to provide agency business and services nationwide exclusively in English, according to an announcement made by HUD Deputy Secretary Andrew Hughes on Monday.
First tax reassessment in over 40 years brings headaches for some homeowners in Delaware
Delaware is allowing schools in the state's most populous county to raise commercial property tax rates higher than those on residential property after the first reassessment in more than 40 years led to sharp tax increases for some homeowners.
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