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Home prices are still rising across much of Greater Philadelphia, with affordability issues growing rapidly in South Jersey ZIP codes.

Builders will begin digging this month on the first homes in a village of Jackson subdivision that's the first to be supported by Washington County's Next Generation Housing program. The county is already looking to expand the initiative.

A Lake Oswego home recently sold for $10.5 million, one of the most expensive deals on record in Clackamas County.

The housing market has cooled off nationally in 2023, but how has that affected prices in the most expensive local ZIP codes?

One of St. Louis’ biggest real estate agencies is officially expanding into Kansas City by merging with an affiliated company there.

The first 50 homesites have been sold for Travis Club, a planned luxury community set to be constructed on more than a thousand acres. Click through to read more about the project and to access ABJ's recent list of the wealthiest ZIP codes in the region.

A new round of the Ohio Building Demolition and Site Revitalization Program is offering $150 million in grants to raze dilapidated commercial and residential buildings in Cuyahoga County and throughout the state.

A property tax freeze for St. Louis County seniors became law Wednesday after the deadline for County Executive Sam Page to sign or veto the bill expired.

The bill will freeze property tax increases for homeowners 67 and over whose homes are worth $550,000 or less. It passed the St. Louis County Council on Oct. 17.

The county's revenue department will now have to develop the specifics of the plan. According to the state law allowing the tax freeze, the new program goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

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A revaluation of the Country Club Plaza after its $295.2 million loan default, and the probability of a shorter ownership period than anticipated, have led The Macerich Co. to report a $107.7 million loss on the property in its latest earnings report. The news reflects the company's first tacit acknowledgment that the Plaza will sell.