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The McMansion is back, and it’s bigger than ever

WASHINGTON – New American homes were bigger than ever last year, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. After a few years of shrinkage in the aftermath of the Great Recession, the me...

2014 residential real estate ends on high note

Sales, home prices up from same quarter in 2013

U.S. construction spending drops

WASHINGTON – U.S. construction spending fell in January, reflecting weakness in spending on office buildings and other nonresidential projects and in government activity. Constr...

Focus falls on north Main

Corridor could see traffic, commercial upgrades

Snowstorms bury Northeast market

New England real estate sales on hold

Housing sales remain flat

WASHINGTON – Sales of new U.S. homes were basically flat in January, evidence that recent job gains and relatively low mortgage rates have yet to spur the real estate market. The ...

Buying a home after losing one may be possible

Have you or one of your family members suffered through the foreclosure of a home or negotiated a short sale of your home during the Great Recession? There may be good news for yo...

Signed contracts to buy U.S. homes rise to 18-month high

WASHINGTON – The number of Americans signing contracts to buy homes rose at a healthy pace in January, a sign that home sales are poised to accelerate after a slow start to the year. ...

U.S. home sales plunge 4.9 percent in January

WASHINGTON – U.S. home sales struck a snow drift in January, plunging to the slowest pace in nine months. The National Association of Realtors said Monday that sales of existing h...

Outdoor furniture design gets hotter

New patio styles could easily go in your home

Homebuilder confidence declines to four-month low

WASHINGTON – Confidence among homebuilders decreased in February to the lowest level in four months as winter weather prevented some prospective buyers from touring new developments. ...

U.S. rents up in January

WASHINGTON – U.S. home rental prices rose at a steady rate in January, but prices barely budged or even dipped in parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Real estate data firm Zil...