A new book looks at the triumphs and challenges of the renegade housing movement.

Alejandro Aravena, the winner of architecture's Pritzker Prize, has sparked a debate about how to best shelter the global poor.

By and large, affordable private goods have replaced public ones. That's not a good thing.

To pave paradise and put up a retail parking lot, try founding one.

As the mayor reels from the Laquan McDonald controversy, he must deal with a housing authority with heavy pockets and empty promises.

After the Supreme Court's fair-housing ruling, will the government finally do something about it?

It wasn't the Fed; it was housing

And here are the surprising lessons it teaches us about gentrification.

A new report shows tax breaks for homeownership favor the rich

How mortgage servicers are strong-arming the victims of the Moore, Oklahoma tornado (among others)

Activists in the city think eminent domain can save their neighborhoods

Why the next housing crisis could be worse than the last one

Hedge funds are snatching up rental homes at an alarming rate