Real Estate Information
Real Estate Law Resource Links
U.S. Department of Housing
This general site for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development contains information on homes and communities.
National Association of Realtors®
This Web site of the National Association of Realtors® contains information about the real estate industry, including a section on real estate law and policy.
Yahoo! Real Estate
This site includes numerous real estate related resources, including links to information about buying, selling, financing, and improving real property.
American Housing Survey
This resource contains a collection of data on U.S. housing from the Census Bureau.
National Housing Conference
This Web site from the National Housing Conference, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing affordable housing for every American, contains housing news and articles and a Paycheck to Paycheck interactive database that allows visitors to select an occupation and a community to determine affordability of housing.
Affordable Housing
The National Housing Institute site contains information and articles regarding affordable housing and building communities.
HUD Bibliography
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers this database containing abstracts and citations to research reports, articles, books, and data on housing policy, building methods, economic development, urban planning and other similar topics.
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA)
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council Web site contains several reports on home mortgage lending and mortgage insurance in addition to statistical data and other information.
Fair Housing Issues
The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund Web site contains resources regarding fair housing issues, including summaries of major federal and state fair housing laws.
Bazelon Center
The Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law provides resources concerning housing for people with mental disabilities, including information regarding lease terminations, reasonable accommodations, and disability discrimination.
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