What this bill seeks to do is say we're not going to contribute to those profits being sucked out of a company under the form ...

While the concept of lease-to-own housing dates back to at least the 1980s, it strikes a particularly resonant chord today, with record-high prices leaving millions of Americans stranded in the rental ...

A new analysis from Lending Tree shows that renting is less expensive than owning a home with homeowners paying roughly 37% ...

President Donald Trump issued a pseudo-ban on institutional investors purchasing single-family homes that doesn't address the root problem.

Lennar and Taylor Morrison Home are among the firms working on a proposal that calls for builders to sell entry-level homes into a pathway-to-ownership program funded by private investors.

While some experts told Newsweek that the idea sounds promising, most expressed skepticism about how it would pan out.

With prices outpacing wages and mortgage rates elevated, some owners offset monthly costs by renting rooms, co-buying with friends or creating shared living setups.

Renting is officially cheaper than owning a home across the United States’ 100 largest cities, from New York City to San Francisco.

A report from LendingTree found that it's still cheaper to rent in Atlanta than it is to own, but the difference is only $357 per month on average.

Data: LendingTree analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data; Note: Monthly costs include utilities, fees, and/or taxes; Median housing costs above $4,000 are recorded as "$4,000+" by the Census Bureau; ...