A fair housing interim rule will make it more difficult for low-income housing providers to partner with governments to ensure fair housing and foster inclusive communities, according to LeadingAge.

The initiative would make it illegal for landlords to deny a rental applicant based solely on how renters plan to pay, such as with housing vouchers and disability checks.

Fair housing experts offer their thoughts on what a repeal of CCP and more private listings could mean for members of ...

Rep. Maxine Waters and Sen. Elizabeth Warren announce legislation to reestablish the AFFH rule, and ensure that meaningful steps are being taken to advance housing equity.

The White House described the current system as “dysfunctional” and said states should “design their own rental assistance ...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, along with 18 other attorneys general, have sent a letter condemning the U.S.

A mum fighting to adapt her home for her disabled son has been blocked as she may move in the next five years, the LDRS ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - A housing resources fair was set up to help people navigate the housing market, whether you’re ...

ALBANY — From the costs to confusing real estate jargon, the entire homebuying process can be a stressful experience. To aid ...

Oklahoma City is moving to remove discriminatory language from old housing documents — a long-overdue effort to acknowledge and correct decades of exclusion. With the city council’s unanimous vote ...

This became known as pocket listings and is one of the reasons fair housing laws were created. The lack of a centralized database where all agents had real-time access to information pertaining to ...

COLUMBIA — City officials and fair housing expert Rigel Oliveri met on Friday to discuss how Columbia is addressing housing access issues. The event, part of Fair Housing Month, focused on ...