Housing

California landed at No. 35 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best States rankings, scoring high in health care but ranking last in opportunity due to high costs.

The latest Best States rankings according to the 2026 US News & World Report are in. See which states climbed to the top.

Built on the site of the 1969 Sharon Tate Manson murders, the Beverly Hills mansion of "Full House" creator Jeff Franklin is back on the market for $45 million after a $5 million price cut.

A Redfin survey reveals better weather is the primary driver for out-of-state moves, with California ranking among the top three state destinations for relocating Americans.

The 2026 Greater LA Homelessness Count shows a 1.2% rise in county unhoused populations as economic hardships and subsidy reductions impact local housing progress.

Americans in the market for buying a new home are seeing the markets in some parts of the country turn in their favor after years of seller's markets prevailing.

Zillow estimates the U.S. is short about 4.7 million homes, but building on every listed vacant lot could reduce that shortage by more than 6%.

California’s median home price pulled back in June after setting a new record in May, though it remained above $900,000 for the third consecutive month.

These metro areas have become the hottest housing markets in the country, drawing intense buyer interest with fast-selling homes and prices that stand out in today's market.

A proposed $2 billion affordable housing project in Woodland Hills would bring nearly 3,500 units, primarily for low-income seniors, across four high-rise towers.

Finding an affordable first home may feel tougher than ever, but new data reveals the U.S. cities where first-time buyers have the best chance to succeed.

Behind the scenes, homebuilders are grappling with an overlooked challenge that is slowing construction and making it harder to close the nation's housing gap.

While rates remain slightly below where they were a year ago, higher mortgage costs continue to weigh on the housing market by reducing buyers' purchasing power.

A controversial 78-unit interim homeless housing project in Cheviot Hills is facing severe delays and neighborhood anger over an apparent lack of construction progress despite a $31.5 million budget.

Home listing prices are declining at the fastest pace in at least nine years. Here's what to know.

The LA City Council has approved a massive redevelopment project in the Skid Row area that will cost an estimated $2 billion.