Housing & Finance News Roundup: July 31, 2026
Housing affordability, fewer foreign buyers, and fallout from Wednesday's Fed meeting all in a single news roundup.
July 31, 2026 4 min read
Housing affordability, fewer foreign buyers, and fallout from Wednesday's Fed meeting all in a single news roundup.
Converting offices into apartments is more complicated than it sounds. Recent construction problems in New York City are raising new questions about the risks.
Some Alabama buyers may qualify for up to $50,000 in assistance. See which state and local programs could help lower your homebuying costs.
Homeowners insurance costs remain a major affordability challenge as extreme weather, rebuilding expenses, and rising claim severity continue to push premiums higher.
Cyber scammers target home buyers and sellers because large sums change hands during closing. Here’s how to protect your money and avoid becoming a victim.
Whether you're buying in Charleston, Columbia, or Greenville, South Carolina down payment assistance programs can help make homeownership more affordable.
Congress's new housing act is now law. It's widely hailed as good. But it has its limitations.
Minnesota homebuyers may qualify for thousands of dollars in down payment assistance. See which state and local programs can help lower your costs.
Foreclosures are at a seven-year high, creating more opportunities for buyers looking for below-market deals.
Many homebuyers overlook down payment assistance, seller credits, and other financing options that can make buying a home more affordable.
