Daily Dose

Despite the positive report, many of the nation’s largest saw declines in a major metric. Click through to read more.

Read more on the legislation that would impact 90 cities, including the state’s largest city—Seattle.

While the share is below 1970 averages, there are several markets reporting increases over the past few years.

"We don't want to lose anyone as we respond to what is expected to be historic flood levels," said Governer Tate Reeves.

While there are those that seem to agree that local zoning laws impede affordability, to some, the issue is a partisan one.

A new study looks at the difficulty in selling a growing house, and how many people disclosing that information.

A new study looks at how the affordability crisis began in the state and the barriers standing in its way.

Learn more about how the Trump Administration’s new Public Charge Rule may be bad news for the ongoing labor shortage within housing.

Also on The Week Ahead, are reports on existing home sales across the nation and what the National Association of Homebuilders/Wells Fargo Homebuilders Index found.

While more than 70% of prospective buyers expect mom and dad to offer financial assistance, how many of them are willing to do so?