Eminent domain, which grants the government power to take private property for public use, has displaced thousands of Americans for the sake of infrastructure in the past, but it may be used for a better purpose in a global climate crisis

The Inflation Reduction Act is creating an opportunity for builders and developers to test more innovative housing production methods that deliver energy efficiency and affordability to today's buyers

The Housing Supply Action Plan seeks to ease restrictive zoning rules, expand financing for energy efficient housing, and award jurisdictions working to remove barriers to affordable housing production

These small but important additions can protect homes in high-risk areas from the dangerous effects of climate change, but state and local governments play a more crucial role in funding and enacting climate resilience strategies

The House GOP aims to reduce the budget for the Department of Housing and Urban Development by almost a third in FY 2024 in an attempt to curb spending

Come Jan. 1, employers with 100 or more employees will have to submit information to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration once per year from Forms 300 and 301

When the longstanding federal student loan payment pause expires this fall, consumers will adjust their spending

The new proposal aims to significantly expand funding for low-income housing

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge urged National Association of Home Builders members meeting in the nation's capital to build more affordable housing across the nation