Agrihoods are trying to bring the distance food travels to a dinner plate down from a few thousand miles to just a few blocks

Metro areas like Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco-Oakland all saw their share of middle-income adults decrease by at least 5 percentage points from 2000 to 2014.

Builder confidence may need to drop before affordability and inventory issues begin to ease

For Millennials, most primary borrowers who are women are single, while the majority of male primary borrowers are married

A subset of more affluent renters are forgoing the suburbs and paying premium prices to rent in urban centers

More and more cities are returning to or surpassing where they were before the recession, but growth across the U.S. is still uneven

While many Americans are unconvinced the housing crisis ever really ended, a portion believe the worst is still yet to come

The Pacific Northwest’s housing market is cooking as Seattle had the largest increase in home values for the month of April and Portland led the way in year-over-year change

Though indirect, Brexit will have some impact on the U.S. economy