A report from LendingTree found that it's still cheaper to rent in Atlanta than it is to own, but the difference is only $357 per month on average.

Data: LendingTree analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data; Note: Monthly costs include utilities, fees, and/or taxes; Median housing costs above $4,000 are recorded as "$4,000+" by the Census Bureau; ...

In New York City, buyers are absolutely getting off the bench and making moves,” says Nikki Beauchamp, an associate broker ...

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Previous studies of homelessness in Atlanta have not included the thousands of people "trapped" paying high rates for shelter in hotels and motels.

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The U.S. housing market is in a sales slump that dates back to 2022, when mortgage rates began to climb from COVID-19 ...

Jacob from Atlanta called into The Ramsey Show for advice on his unusual living arrangement. (1) The 21-year-old continued to live on the same property as his ex-girlfriend and her parents since the ...