A historic wave of apartment construction is drawing to a close, which means rents may soon start rising again.

A lottery opened for 26 middle-income apartments at Williamsburg Wharf. Qualifying New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $3,434/month for studios.

Key workers like teachers, nurses and gardaí will be able to apply for one of the 46 apartments if they have a ‘local ...

Across its LA portfolio, Moss & Co. President Chris Gray estimates that renters fleeing the Palisades fires boosted occupancy ...

The first apartments on offer in the vast complex of more than 1,000 homes near the Phoenix Park are priced at €257,986 to ...

Dublin City Council has announced details of its largest state-subsidised housing development for Montpelier, previously ...

By next spring, senior citizens will be living inside a repurposed church building in southwest Roanoke, with help from local ...

Residents of the Provinierswijk in Rotterdam are not happy with the new housing project in their area — it's a short-stay ...

The Highland Park estate's new owner is renting out the 7-acre property, but co-ownership shares are reportedly still ...

The ranking shouldn't surprise locals, who have been caught between low inventory and soaring rents for years.

Michael Jordan's former mansion is now available to rent on a short-term lease, with a month-long stay at $230,000.