Where are mortgage rates headed amid easing inflation? Experts weigh in
Tuesday’s new report from the Labor Department showed that prices either fell or rose more slowly across a broad range of goods including housing.
Georgia state representative says laws unfairly favor home squatters
A house squatter versus the homeowner: It was a dramatic scene caught on camera by the Fox 5 I-Team. It highlights how police and the court system are struggling to be on the side of legitimate homeowners - people whose houses are overrun by intruders.
LA 'Tenant from Hell' moves out of Airbnb rental in Brentwood after 500+ days of not paying rent
The woman dubbed as "the Tenant from Hell" is moving out. The news, shared by the Airbnb landlord, comes a month after the woman made headlines for refusing to leave the multimillion-dollar rental in Los Angeles' Brentwood neighborhood.
2 Camelot Condominiums HOA members face theft charges in South Fulton
South Fulton police have announced an arrest in connection with a fire that destroyed a building at the Camelot Condominiums Complex on Old National Highway in 2020.
DC AG sues 14 of the largest landlords in DC for illegally raising rents
D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb is suing the RealPage Inc. and 14 of the largest residential landlords in the District. Is your landlord being sued?
Infamous blighted southwest Atlanta apartment complex gets facelift, new name
The complex will begin leasing units under its new name, The Avenues at 3060.
City of Atlanta works to out 'junk fees' for renters
An Atlanta official tells council members it is unfair for tenants to lose a rental deposit should they try to back out after learning about so-called hidden fees.
Lowe’s hometown initiative volunteers help renovate historic housing facility
An Atlanta-based nonprofit organization received a helping hand and grant from Lowe’s earlier this month that helped pay for renovations inside a historic housing facility.
US housing market needs 1M more homes to satisfy demand
National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun argued that policy changes could boost housing supply. The shortage of homes is keeping upward pressure on prices.
Buckhead seniors protest new management at long-term affordable housing community
Residents in a long-time affordable senior housing community in Buckhead are concerned after hearing their management group will change. They're worried their living conditions will worsen.
Atlanta City Council approves funding for affording housing, eviction diversion
With thousands possibly facing eviction, the Atlanta City Council has approved multiple resolutions providing millions of dollars to organizations tackling the city's housing crisis.
Housing inventory remains painfully low as shortage persists
The number of homes for sale on the market fell for the fifth straight month in September amid the already severe housing shortage.
Georgia will take new applications for housing subsidy vouchers in 149 counties
Georgians in 149 counties can soon apply for housing subsidies for the first time since 2021.
Church helps elderly woman who lost her home calling it a 'wake up moment'
A church in Coweta County says it had a wake-up moment when they discovered one of their elderly members had lost her home and had spent three months on the street.
Georgia to open wait list for housing choice voucher program for first time since 2021
The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) is making it easier for low-income families to find affordable housing.
The battle to 'eject' squatters in South Fulton
Authorities are cracking down on squatters in the city of South Fulton.
Public to weigh in on proposed massive Gwinnett County apartment development
Gwinnett County officials say the proposed apartment and retail complex on Hamilton Mill Road would help keep up with the growing demand of housing, but some residents are worried about how it could affect traffic and their property values.
Hamilton Mill residents push back on proposal for massive apartment development
Developers said their goal was to the build luxury apartments to keep up with the growing population in Gwinnett County and bring new business opportunities.
She says God told her to feed the homeless: 'I shut the catering business down the next day'
A DeKalb County caterer shut down her successful business and decided to make a real difference in thousands of people's lives by feeding the homeless on the streets of metro Atlanta.
South Fulton outlines what they can and cannot do to fix Camelot Condos
Six people have been shot and killed this year alone at the Camelot Condos.