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Lyneir Richardson, co-founder and CEO of Chicago TREND Corporation, discusses the company's efforts to accelerate economic development in urban neighborhoods.

Soaring mortgage rates have priced buyers out of the market, but some experts are saying to buy now and refinance later. Is it really that easy? Here's what to know.

But can it fit a king-size bed?

The billionaire bought another house in the same Florida neighborhood in August.

Here are four real estate investing strategies to help landlords enhance their portfolios and achieve long-term growth and stability.

The real estate market is rough enough, and some scammers see it as a prime opportunity.

A recent report by Zillow found that Florida has edged out New York as the second most valuable housing market in the U.S., while California is still No. 1.

Make informed decisions regarding your next rental property with these five essential tips.

The SEC alleges that Matthew Motil "fraudulently targeted investors."

Here are a few things to consider when choosing a location for your business.

Thirty-one-year-old Edwin Castro took his winnings as a lump sum.

The famous Studio City, California residence known as "The Brady Bunch" house recently changed hands from television network HGTV to California resident Tina Trahan.

The shift to remote work impacted both the commercial and residential real estate markets — here's how.

Preparing to sell your rental investment is a chore. It's even more complicated if you have current tenants. Explore five things to help you prepare for what's ahead when you're thinking about selling your rental property.

The biggest business opportunities in the coming years lie within these three industries.

The initiative comes amid a nearly 40-year low in housing affordability.

In a crowded market, hosts are getting creative to grab attention.

Joel Engle and David Odom were on the road together as Christian musicians in the 1990s. Now their connection continues with WIN Home Inspection franchises.

Millions of U.S. homeowners can't afford to give up their current mortgage rates.

Where do homeowners spend the most? The usual suspects like California, New York, and New Jersey ranked high on the list.

The U.S. Treasury is targeting corrupt buyers by requiring the disclosure of true property owners in an effort to curb money laundering through real estate transactions.