MONEY: If you're looking to make a safe bet on real estate, follow the jobs. Unison releases a new report that digs deeper.

A new report by Unison forecasts that it will take two years for home prices to recover from the effects of COVID-19.

Forbes released its fifth annual Fintech 50 list, a definitive ranking of the world’s most innovative financial technology companies that are changing the way people save, spend and invest.

When Damien Vrana and his wife, who wed last year, began looking for a house in New Jersey, their lender suggested a rather novel approach to financing. For the down payment, they could co-invest with Unison, a San Francisco-based real estate company.

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Millennials are stuck renting in places they would never have chosen if not for the dream of owning a home.

New York City's hefty down payment requirements make it hard for many to get the funding in place to buy an apartment. One new option takes a page out of the sharing-economy playbook.

Buying a home in this generation is becoming more difficult and the Atlantic references Unison's Affordability Report to dig deeper into the problem.

Our annual city by city affordability data is analyzed by Ozy, who digs deep into the value of homeownership and Unison's role in the marketplace.

Ricardo Soto and his wife had saved up for a down payment and were ready to buy a new home in the San Diego area.

Startups backed by deep-pocketed investors are looking at a new way to profit from rising home prices.

If you have to a super-expensive housing market and you don’t have the accumulated down payment, shared appreciation mortgages offer an alternative.

When Ricardo and Catherine Soto were looking to buy a home in Chula Vista, they knew that even after selling their old house in El Cajon they would be able to afford a down payment of only about 10%.

2018 was an exciting year at Unison. We expanded into new states, shared success stories...

“Unison’s 2018 growth numbers point to a clear break from the debt-only status quo in residential real estate,” Thomas Sponholtz...

As home co-investing becomes more familiar with consumers, the idea is making its way up North.