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Airbnb is acting on a pledge to stop making a shortage of long-term rentals worse in cities such as London and Amsterdam.

The average interest rate on a 30-year mortgage increased to 3.94% last week.

Some cities are changing the rules to allow tiny homes, either on individual lots or in tiny home subdivisions.

More U.S. residents are moving out of California than moving in.

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The fate of the U.S. presidential election is somewhat in the hands of Cleveland voters, especially the young. CNNMoney talks to the young voters Hillary Clinton's campaign is trying to win over.

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A new report says that economic development officials seeking to revive underpopulated urban neighborhoods may be overlooking a promising population to help renovate distressed housing: immigrants.

An auction for the first home Donald Trump lived in was postponed Wednesday hours before it was scheduled to begin.

Ever since Vancouver hit foreign home buyers with a 15% tax, Chinese investors are buying homes in Seattle.

The home that Donald Trump called home in his early years will be auctioned off on Wednesday.

Low interest rates have pushed some housing markets around the world into bubble-risk territory, according to a new report out of UBS.

Incomes rose faster than home values last year, according to a new Zillow report, which is good news for home buyers.

Strong job growth, growing interest from Millennials and affordable home prices are attracting home buyers to these cities.

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The country's most expensive housing markets have appreciated at a much faster clip than homes in the least expensive markets, according to Trulia.

Over $50,000 has been raised to turn the former home of legendary poet Langston Hughes into an arts collective. The home is currently unused and was in danger of being put up for sale.

Langston Hughes' Harlem home has shot up in value in recent years. A group of writers is raising money to save it from being turned into condos or coffee shops.

Playboy Mansion sold for $100 million, about half the asking price but more than any other L.A. home in history.