Bilt expands rewards program with new cards for renters, homeowners: What to know

Bilt on Tuesday unveiled Bilt Card 2.0, a revamped lineup of three credit cards that, for the first time, allows homeowners to earn rewards on mortgage payments.

South Fulton rental scam: Family loses $4K and faces eviction in 'squatter' case

A South Fulton family is facing a "squatter" summons and the loss of $4,000 after falling victim to a sophisticated rental scam involving a fake broker and a fraudulent lease.

Saving for a down payment still a barrier for people looking to buy a home, Realtor.com says

An analysis by Realtor.com is forecasting homeownership in 2026 to be more affordable as mortgage rates decline.  But saving for a down payment is still a barrier for many people looking to buy a home.

Clayton County family evicts alleged squatter after months-long legal battle

A Clayton County family is pushing for Georgia legislative reform after a months-long legal battle and federal court loopholes delayed the eviction.

Metro Atlanta rents surge as wages lag, forcing families to keep moving

Metro Atlanta rents have soared far faster than wages over the past decade, forcing families like Emerald Fox’s to keep moving as the ARC pushes for more affordable housing development.

LP Building Solutions supporting Veterans through several partnerships

A leading manufacturer of high-performance building products, is honoring and supporting veterans through partnerships with several Veteran organizations.

Fulton commissioners push to restore $1M for veterans services

Fulton County leaders want to restore $1 million in veterans funding that disappeared after federal ARPA money ended.

The 10 states where homeowners save the most on property taxes

Property taxes are on the rise across much of the U.S., with the median bill climbing 2.8% in 2024 to $3,500, according to Realtor.com.

‘Hopelessness’ among air traffic controllers as government shutdown drags on, expert says

Most air traffic controllers worked six days a week and put in mandatory overtime even before the shutdown, but they have been doing so without paychecks as lawmakers fail to agree on a way to reopen the government.