The US housing market may be trapped in a prolonged freeze
Fannie Mae economists predicted in a revised forecast that the U.S. housing market faces a prolonged downturn due to high mortgage rates and limited supply.
Tiny homes and multi-generational households helping residents save on housing costs
After losing his larger house in Hurricane Ian, Mark Wildman made a big decision to go smaller.
Tampa Bay area homebuyers struggle as mortgage rates hit 22-year-high
Buying that perfect home seems further out of reach for many budget-conscious buyers in the Tampa Bay area as mortgage rates hit a 22-year-high.
Tampa residents critical of proposal to increase property taxes for the first time in 30 years
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor made a public appeal for support Thursday, after her proposal to increase property taxes for the first time in three decades received harsh public criticism from Tampa residents during a special City Council meeting.
California residents relocating here more than any other US city, study shows
More homebuyers are leaving Los Angeles and San Francisco more than any other metro in the U.S.
Tampa's new Tenant Services Team helps people find affordable rent
Finding an affordable apartment in Tampa can be a grueling and sometimes nearly impossible feat.
Advocates push to require insurance companies to disclose financial dealings
As home insurance bills skyrocket across Florida, more insurance companies are dropping policies. A lot of Hurricane Ian victims are still waiting on their damage claims.
Consumer watchdog pushes for transparency as families face delays, disputes for Hurricane Ian repairs
Nearly 10 months after Hurricane Ian, many other families also still can’t get their homes repaired due to a combination of delays and disputes.
Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings
As Florida's insurance crisis drives up premiums across the state, families in Southwest Florida are still reeling from Hurricane Ian. And state lawmakers have heard troubling claims from some home insurance adjusters.
Advocates from Tampa Bay area to address lawmakers at national conference on ending homelessness
Hundreds of advocates from all over the country are coming together for the 2023 National Conference on Ending Homelessness.
Englewood couple hires attorney during insurance dispute over Hurricane Ian damage
Florida's home insurance crisis is escalating as more companies shed policies, and Hurricane Ian victims still can't get their homes repaired.
Palm Harbor residents concerned about proposed Pinellas road project
County leaders in Pinellas say they want to improve the road, sidewalks and drainage systems in part of Palm Harbor, but the residents who live there say they have concerns.
Hearing underway for lawsuit filed by Lakewood Ranch residents against county expansion plan
Lakewood Ranch Southeast would bring 5,000 homes to 4,100 acres in East Sarasota County.
Southwest Florida homeowners struggling to rebuild after Hurricane Ian as insurance premiums skyrocket
Florida homeowners continue to see jolts in home insurance premiums as more insurers reduce their business or withdraw from the Florida market.
Mobile home rent at Fort Meade park could double with new owner
The 23-acre city-owned mobile home park off of East Broadway Street may be under new ownership by September, and that means rent could double for residents.
Farmers Insurance pulls out of Florida, policyholders panic
Farmers Insurance announced it was pulling out of Florida.
Tampa developer gets $3 million affordable housing grant for Ybor City apartment complex
If you had told Ponce McNeal he would one day be responsible for redeveloping a now-vacant plot in Ybor City, he would never have believed you.
California courthouse parking lot turns into homeless encampment with 24/7 security
One of California’s famous wine regions has a government-sanctioned homeless encampment set up near the local courthouse, Fox News Digital has learned.
One veteran helps another in need through the NeighborHOPE Project
Yvonne Wells is proud to have served her country, but the Army veteran said life after the military has not been an easy road.
Metropolitan Ministries receives $175K grant to go towards affordable housing upgrades
It’s hard for a lot of families to make ends meet right now, and sometimes people have to choose whether to pay rent or put food on the table.