A buyer's playbook for a cooling market
Flat prices, growing inventory, and patient sellers are back for the first time in years — here is how to use the leverage without waiting yourself out of a good home.
David JordanProperty News
A running record of the property market: notable sales, planning approvals and refusals, mortgage rate changes and the developments breaking ground.
Why downtown apartments are getting cheaper
The remote-work era quietly re-priced city centers: new towers delivered into softer demand, and the rents followed — with the exceptions that prove the map.
Peter Almeida
Fannie Mae earned $14.4 billion last year, and your mortgage quietly depends on it
The FHFA's annual report to Congress on the housing GSEs shows the machinery behind half of American mortgages — and the policy fight over what happens next.
Peter Almeida
Downtown Pittsburgh's next conversion breaks ground: 39 apartments on Smithfield
A nearly $30 million office-to-residential conversion on Smithfield Street adds 39 affordable homes to the Golden Triangle — the latest in Pennsylvania's state-backed conversion push.
David Jordan
Why cities are quietly rezoning single-family lots
Minneapolis, Portland, California, and dozens more have unlocked house-scale multi-family building — the biggest zoning shift in seventy years, and homeowners hold the options.
David Jordan