Only four U.S. metros offer homes with monthly mortgage payments beneath regional rental costs

The total share of renter households is declining in some major cities where affordability challenges persist, but as single renters go toe-to-toe for available units, elevated demand is sustaining high prices

Rather than renting her Atlanta tiny home to tourists for short-term stays, Precious Price is providing affordable housing to long-term tenants

Shelter inflation is taking the U.S. economy by storm. One way to lower housing costs is by building more apartments

Overall, the single-family built-for-rent sector's market share has expanded, but new SFBFR starts are slowing

Fresh rental supply may soon lead to more stable rent prices across the country, but in a few northeastern metros, median rent is still rising sharply

While vacant office space can be repurposed into housing that cities currently desperately need, there are a variety of myths and realities associated with doing so

Rents are decelerating nationwide as household formation slows and fresh supply hits the market

Home prices and rental costs are at all-time highs, so how are Americans determining which housing option is more affordable?