HACM board commissioner position approved
The Steering and Rules Committee of the Milwaukee Common Council approved Karen Gotzler's nomination as a board commissioner for the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (HACM).
Holt Avenue park-and-ride lot closed indefinitely Monday
The first of two Milwaukee County park-and-ride lots will be shut down starting Monday, Oct. 21 due to safety and security issues.
Here are the cities with the highest mortgage delinquency rates
Skyrocketing housing costs in the U.S. are making it difficult for some homeowners in certain areas to consistently cover their monthly mortgage payments, according to a recent report.
Milwaukee County park-and-ride lots closing; community response
Milwaukee neighbors and county workers shared more about the conditions at local park-and-ride lots that are set to shut down next week.
Nearly a third of voters say housing affordability may affect their presidential pick, survey finds
A recent survey shows that some voters may feel inclined to select the next president based on who they believe is best equipped to improve the nation’s housing issue.
Milwaukee housing authority negotiations
The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee board held a special meeting on Friday. A Florida-based company could soon take over HACM's Section 8 voucher program, and residents and Common Ground protested, saying they have been ignored throughout the process.
Milwaukee housing authority negotiations, board meeting protested
A Florida-based company could soon take over the Milwaukee housing authority's Section 8 voucher program. Residents and Common Ground protested.
Big Sur home made from giant wine barrels on sale for $3.3M. See inside
Have you ever loved wine so much that you wanted to live in it? Now you can, sort of.
What to know about tapping into your home equity as interest rates drop
The latest interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve may have created an opportunity for homeowners to explore options for their home equity. Here’s what you need to know.
Nearly a third of homeowners say they are ‘house poor’ in new survey
The financial strain of having a house has led some homeowners to sacrifice paying for other critical expenses, a recent survey finds.
San Francisco 1st in U.S. to ban AI rent price-fixing software
San Francisco is putting a stop to automated price-setting for rent, arguing that software has scammed renters out of good prices for housing units.
More than 50% of Americans opting for 'rent-first' lifestyle, survey finds
A recent survey by Credit Karma reveals that over 50% of Americans are choosing a 'rent-first' lifestyle, prioritizing flexibility and savings over traditional ownership in various aspects of life, from housing to cars and fashion.
Milwaukee Housing Authority faces class-action lawsuit, filed by residents
Residents of the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee and leaders from Common Ground announced a class-action lawsuit against the HACM for what they said were "uninhabitable" living conditions.
Home buyers workshop at Holy Redeemer Church in Milwaukee
Tiffany Batton and Don Cornelius joined FOX6 WakeUp in studio to talk about a home buyers workshop happening Saturday, Aug. 24 at Holy Redeemer Church in Milwaukee.
Pewaukee fire, emergency services fee; seniors protest change
A fee for fire and emergency services? It is making a certain group of Pewaukee residents feel targeted. Seniors protested outside village hall.
As rental market cools, one-third of property managers offer things like free weeks of rent or parking
A new report from Zillow finds that property managers offered incentives on their rental properties in July as rent growth slowed.
Wisconsin homeless veterans, HUD funds for administrative costs
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued nearly $2 million to address veteran homelessness in the Great Lakes region.
Milwaukee housing authority residents pressure leaders: 'Step down'
Milwaukee housing authority residents are pushing for change – and putting pressure on the mayor – after years of complaints at several properties.
San Francisco 1st in U.S. to ban rental-price software
San Francisco is now the first city in the nation to ban the use of a type of software that large landlords use to set rental prices.
Evictions are rising fastest in these 5 American cities
Eviction filings are on the rise in several major cities as Americans grapple with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and expensive rent costs.