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Property Assessed Clean Energy financing has so far allowed more than 220,000 homeowners to make “green” improvements to their properties. A new report takes a closer look at whether PACE could impact increased chances of tax foreclosures.

With over 29 million Americans calling urban neighborhoods home and central cities seizing a sizeable chunk of new job growth, these core locales are metamorphosing into communities that are “more diverse and more interesting than ever,” new study says. But what about the ’burbs?

Hurricane Maria sent prices sliding in Puerto Rico, but real estate professionals on the island remain optimistic as interest in the housing market remains strong.

A four-state collaborative of nonprofits has released a new report examining how state systems of debt collection, fines, and fees can create ‘downward spirals’ for low-income communities. Click through to read the full report.

As we head into peak rental season, a new report examines market trends and reveals which type of homes will cost renters a premium in the months to come.

Stacie Rankey has been named VP of Client Relations for Gerner & Kearns Law Firm. The addition was announced by David Gerner, President and Managing Partner.   “I am pleased to announce that Stacie Hawkins Rankey has joined our firm ...

Nela Richardson, who served as Redfin's first Chief Economist, has left the company after four years. The announcement came last Wednesday, with Redfin releasing a statement of confirmation to the MReport staff. "Redfin loved every minute of the four years that Nela ...

Hyland, a content services provider, has released the latest version of OnBase, a single enterprise information platform for managing content, processes, and cases. By empowering organizations to create more personalized user experiences, OnBase 18 streamlines access to critical information.

The GSE has revealed the winning bidder for its thirteenth Community Impact Pool of non-performing loans, totalling nearly $130 million. Here are the details.

Communities pummeled by Hurricane Irma late last year are finally in for some relief, as a $616 million disaster recovery plan gets HUD’s nod of approval. The much-anticipated monies will support affordable housing, infrastructure, and economic recovery efforts.