The U.S. Supreme Court declined on October 13 to review a New York City zoning dispute involving a $100-per-square-foot fee to convert certain artist-designated SoHo and NoHo lofts to unrestricted residential use. The decision leaves a New York Court of Appeals ruling...
In brief: The global housing market is no longer moving in one direction. UBS identifies Zurich and Tokyo as the most vulnerable major markets to a potential bubble, even as prices in several Canadian and European cities have already retreated.The 2026 UBS Global Real...
In brief: Homebuilders are pressing federal regulators to make wetlands permitting easier to predict as the Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers consider another revision to the definition of federally regulated waters.The National Association...
In brief: Northern Virginia buyers have more homes to choose from, but the extra inventory has not produced more sales or lower prices. The September figures show a market where financing costs and affordability still outweigh greater selection.Active home listings...
A St. Louis County man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to take ownership of at least 14 properties by recording fraudulent deeds, a significant turn in a case that illustrates how falsified public records can force legitimate owners into costly fights for their...
Bankruptcy Courts Issue Emergency Orders as Cyberattack Halts Creditor Noti…
