Multifamily

Single-family homes in affordable areas near the urban core saw the strongest appreciation in the last year.

Rent growth has plateaued in Los Angeles to less than half a percent, and renter migration to more affordable markets is driving the slowdown.

With $800 million in contracts expected to close quickly, the building is well on its way to a planned $1 billion sellout.

The $25 million fund will deploy low-cost capital to qualified developers and sponsors.

Gov. Wolf is proposing that up to $1 billion in grants from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program be used for lead and asbestos remediation in schools, a problem plaguing many of the state's aging school buildings.

Landsea Homes and Van Daele Homes plan to build an additional 100 homes in the community.

The market is vibrant, but will the continued loosening of underwriting standards, enticing more lenders into the market, put a damper on growth?

Purchasing a home has become more attractive in many of the nation's largest metros.