The phrase is being used by real estate pros to describe problematic spaces that turn off buyers.

The right improvements could trim energy costs by up to 35% annually, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Those who are utilizing these aid programs often have little to nothing invested in the down payment of their house purchase. This has some housing analysts concerned.

Some cities are taking up ordinances that would prohibit being denied housing based on a criminal conviction.

You don’t need seven figures in your bank account to buy a house in certain seaside locales.