Housing Guide

For Indiana residents buying their first home, there are several state and local programs designed to help with down payments, closing costs, and mortgage terms.

Eviction moves quickly, and it's important to know what to expect and what your rights are when facing an eviction.

Indianapolis renters face some of the highest eviction rates in the country, not only compared to other cities in Indiana, but to many major metros across the nation.

Rental prices in Indianapolis have jumped over the past five years, leaving many Indianapolis families struggling to afford housing.

The Housing Choice Vouchers Program, also known as Section 8, was created to help low-income families, elderly persons, veterans and disabled individuals afford housing in the private market.

Most tenants expect to pay rent and a security deposit when signing a lease. But for many renters in Central Indiana, the upfront price tag is misleading.

This guide answers questions about enforcing accountability for property managers, grounded in Indiana statutes and federal regulations.

There is an estimated housing shortage of between 4 and 7 million homes across the country. Why is it so hard to build more in Indianapolis?

Shelters provide critical resources for people in need — but each one operates differently. Here's a guide on emergency options in Marion County.

Indianapolis' ZIP codes reflect a diverse landscape where location heavily influences affordability and quality of life.