A bipartisan bill passed by the Senate would make manufactured homes even more affordable by removing a single unnecessary requirement. But the House is busy trying to suppress the vote.

One Democratic senator voted against the legislation, which overwhelmingly passed the Senate.

A new report reveals how President Trump is prioritizing his culture war above all else.

From city councils to Congress, homeowners have always dominated elected office. But after Mamdani’s victory, a slew of candidates want to follow in his footsteps.

President Trump’s entire speech at the World Economic Forum was supposed to be about affordability.

If Democrats wants to ease the affordability crisis, they’ll campaign on reining in the paramilitary force that’s making everything more expensive.

The mayor-elect is about to inherit a messy bankruptcy affecting thousands of rent-stabilized New Yorkers. He’s also inheriting a growing tenants’ movement ready to fight back.

Democrats are running on fixing it. Trump is running from it. But what does this year’s political buzzword really mean?

The real estate platform recently removed climate risk scores from its listings—a potentially ruinous development for some buyers.

New York Attorney General James is leading the coalition of states suing Trump.

Families across the country are being squeezed by a host of Trump administration policies that are pushing households into dangerous territory.

Donald Trump doesn’t seem to understand what the average mortgage looks like for Americans.

Top Trump officials including Miller, Marco Rubio, and Kristi Noem are opting for housing situations that keep them away from the public.

New guidance will bar states from removing medical debt from people’s credit reports.

Opponents of new housing are well known for weaponizing procedure to thwart development. But when the democratic system doesn’t benefit them, the knives come out.

Behind one Trumper’s vow to punch another Trumper in their “fucking face” lies an unwise scheme to privatize Fannie Mae.

With housing costs on the rise and an administration hostile to renters, activists are collaborating on new strategies—and getting results.

A nightmare combination of historic redlining, disinvestment, government inefficacy, and an act of God has become a double disaster for the city’s most vulnerable residents.

How in the world is this DEI?

Liberal lawmakers need a real message on this issue because the one they have now is nonexistent at best—and a mirror of the right’s cruel ideology at its worst.