Lawsuits are now a financial, reputational, operational and sometimes even an existential threat.

Goldman Sachs' Chief Economist Jan Hatzius is the latest economist to sound the alarm on residential woes.

Homeowners hold tight to their properties as high mortgage rates and lower customer confidence sideline home shoppers.

Geography may change from one coast to the other, but the need for insurance regulatory guidance is universal.

Extreme weather damage has consistently been the costliest category of homeowners insurance claims.

While urban living is not as a popular now as it was pre-pandemic, some cities are thriving.

Americans covet warmer climates, affordable housing, and natural beauty.

Burned-out employees may cost American businesses millions each year.