Billionaire real estate interests and conservative megadonors with ties to Supreme Court justices want the high court to end rent stabilization.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking aim at the practice of borrowers exchanging the title of their vehicle for a small-dollar loan.

Fanatics has rolled up power in all areas of sports merchandising. And now it's coming for baseball, football, and basketball trading cards.

The econ blogosphere hasn’t really checked, but knows in its heart American workers aren’t up to the job.

Han Ik Jang's recent study, "The Analysis of Regional Leading and Lagging Relations on the House Price Change in S. Korea" attempts to redefine how we perceive the South Korean real estate landscape. Turbulent Times: South Korea's housing waters have been tempestuous. While some forecast a prolonged slump, others envision

The same corporate lobbying groups blocking action on climate change are fighting efforts to protect workers from its intensifying effects.

In our ever-evolving age of Airbnb and the likes, Portuguese metropolitan regions provide a fascinating tableau to understand the ripples of the sharing economy. "Short-term rentals and housing market: Evidence from Portuguese metropolitan areas" it's another sharp look into how your holiday stay is tilting the scales of the housing

In a trucking giant’s bankruptcy, workers and taxpayers get crushed, while a Trump-linked firm gets a government cushion.

Millions are being pushed off the Medicaid rolls, undoing the biggest health care coverage expansion since Obamacare.

Bidenomics has begun to de-financialize the economy.