Before the pandemic, Canada’s largest city was characterized by a rush of renters competing for places to call home. But the tables have turned as a result of a pandemic that’s upending conventional wisdom about the way we live.

Former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort can’t be prosecuted by New York state over the same conduct that landed him in prison on federal charges, a New York appeals court ruled.

The pandemic is squeezing big apartment building owners, with a surge in vacancies leading to a decline in rent growth for the first time in years.

Sales of previously owned U.S. homes rose more than expected in September to the highest level in 14 years as a desire for more space and record-low mortgage rates continue to support demand.

Homeowners across the country are spending big bucks to upgrade or enlarge their homes as the reality sinks in that many workers won't be heading back to the office any time soon due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Mortgage rates in the U.S. once again dipped to a record low.

Howard Hughes Corp. is proposing a $1.4 billion development in Manhattan’s South Street Seaport District, the latest attempt to transform a lot that has been mired in controversy for decades.

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Collateralized loan obligations offer investors higher yields and credit grades than other asset classes thanks to large doses of Wall Street alchemy.

New Yorkers searching for a pandemic retreat have sent Hamptons home prices to a record high.