The U.S. is short millions of housing units. Mass deportations would make it worse.
Immigrants make up a significant portion of the construction labor force and deporting them would have devastating consequences for the housing market.
NSW housing approvals lag behind rest of country, with high building costs and loan hesitancy stalling development
Despite the government's commitment to deliver 377,000 new homes within five years from July, the number of new housing ...
Single-family home starts hit 69-year low in new Ontario housing data
A new report from the FAO paints a dire picture of the province's housing starts and how they will have to change if the ...
See inside historic Hamilton church after its conversion into flats
A 125-year-old former church building in Hamilton has been converted into six new luxury flats for rental. The two-bedroomed ...
Huge San Jose housing development enters crucial public scrutiny stage
SAN JOSE — Fresh plans have emerged for a huge housing development that would produce several hundred homes in San Jose as ...