Real Estate

A new report from the Minneapolis Fed shows the Twin Cities came up short on all three of its annual housing goals, raising concerns about the region’s progress in building homes and closing the homeownership gap.

Minnesota lawmakers have agreed on new protections for people living in homeowners’ associations (HOAs).

Minnesota lawmakers in the House of Representatives announced the passage of legislation they are calling the Homeowners Association Bill of Rights.

The long-term U.S. mortgage rate dropped for the third week in a row. Here’s what to know.

A new WalletHub analysis finds that housing costs in the U.S. have risen sharply in recent years, outpacing inflation and putting increasing financial pressure on households.

Minnesotans living in manufactured homes are celebrating a big step forward in the Senate, but the future of their protections is now in doubt.

The Lakeville City Council unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on new home construction Monday night, citing the need to study how future growth will impact the community.

U.S. existing home sales fell 3.6% in March to a nine-month low of 3.98 million units, pressured by tight inventory, higher mortgage rates, and labor market concerns.

Homebuying rebounded in March as strong demand fueled a spring surge, despite rising mortgage rates, according to Zillow.

The economic fallout from the war in Iran is driving up the cost of buying a home. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased this week to its highest level in nearly seven months - 6.46%.

Zillow analyzed data and found the top 10 markets for first-time homebuyers in the U.S.

A mansion on Lake Minnetonka is turning heads with its unmatched scale and luxury.

The weather may be warm in the Sun Belt, but that’s not helping the cooling real estate market in some of the region’s largest cities.

A new report has identified the world’s most at-risk housing market, citing a sharp disconnect between soaring home prices and slower growth in rents and incomes.

Homeownership isn’t out of reach – it’s shifting. New data reveals the most affordable U.S. cities where first-time buyers can still break in.

According to the new data, sellers listing a home in this window could see $26,000 more than the start of the year.

U.S. renters are seeing modest relief as asking rents continue to decline, with February marking the 30th straight month of year-over-year drops.