real estate

Panelists from each county and the state agree the path forward is to increase supply and build more.

A year ago, just before the COVID pandemic lockdown began, the housing market in Delaware was heating up. Sellers in early 2020 often had their choice of offers.One year later, despite the pandemic, the story remains the same. And contributor Eileen Dallabrida reports, if anything, the market is even hotter.

The year-old COVID-19 pandemic turned more Delawareans into pet owners, or in some cases repeat pet owners.Pet adoptions are increasing as more people spend time at home.And in this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media contributor Mark Fowser reports the interest in adopting a shelter pet is growing at a good time.

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to trend down and the state is ramping up vaccine distribution – that combined with loosening pandemic restrictions on businesses, restaurants and indoor gatherings offers hope that there is a light at the end of the COVID tunnel.And that hope seems to be reflected in summer beach rentals.Contributor Eileen Dallabrida offers a look at the vacation rental market.

New Castle County and the City of Wilmington want public feedback on how to spend future federal housing and community development funds. Both local…

Listen to this week's edition of The Green:Or listen to individual stories below:Part of Gov. John Carney's budget proposal would but E-cigarette…

A decade after the housing bubble burst, home sales are buoyant with some parts of the First State experiencing the most exuberant spring in 40 years.In…

Home sales are on the rise in New Castle and Kent counties, buoyed by entry-level buyers and empty nesters who are snapping up one-story…

Making it easier for all Delawareans to purchase a home is the focus of Gov. Jack Markell’s weekly message.Markell says assistance offered by the state’s…

On the real estate front, home sales are leaping with spring energy, although prices still have a long way to go to reach the levels before the housing…