Civil rights groups warn private listings could widen housing inequities

The groups cite demographic gaps between sellers and first-time buyers, warning that withheld MLS exposure can advantage older, wealthier networks

Sprawling $2.45M NYC Home Tied to $70M Counterfeiting Ring Heads to Auction for Just $900K

A sprawling Forest Hills home tied to two brothers who helped finance a massive international counterfeit-money operation is hitting the auction block — with Uncle Sam opening the bidding at $900,000 — just $50,000 more than they paid for it more than two decades ago. The five-bedroom Colonial at 11

13 Million High-Risk Homes Sit Outside FEMA Flood Zones as El Niño Looms

Homeowners across the country could enter a potentially historic El Niño winter believing their home sits safely outside a high-risk flood zone—because according to FEMA's maps, they do. But nearly 13 million properties outside the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Special Flood Hazard Areas are

Tropical Storm Isaias Tracks Toward U.S. With State of Emergency in Place: Where It Will Hit and Which Homeowners Should Prepare 

A tropical system forming in the Gulf has homeowners in Florida and the Southeast on alert, with a state of emergency being declared ahead of the storm in one state. The National Hurricane Center announced the official name, Tropical Storm Isaias, on Tuesday, reporting that the storm is strengthenin