New Homes Are Now Cheaper Than Existing Ones. How Long Can That Last?
In a market known for its steep prices and unpredictable shifts, a surprising new trend is turning heads across the
How Much to Budget for as a First-Time Condo Owner
Buying a first home is a milestone. But for many buyers drawn to condominiums, the real cost of ownership can
Wildfire Risk for Renters: What Renters Insurance Actually Covers—and What It Doesn’t
If you’ve ever spent a dry, hot summer living in a wildfire-prone area, you know how nerve-wracking it can be.
How Changes to the Census Could Affect Your Neighborhood and Home Value
Recently, President Donald Trump announced that he wants to create a new version of the U.S. Census—something that’s never been
Boomtown Blues: America’s Pandemic Housing Winners Are Now Feeling the Pinch
A few years ago, buying a house in a sunny U.S. boomtown—say, Atlanta, Austin, or Miami—felt like hitting the jackpot.
AI Is Driving Up Energy Demand—And Homeowners Could See the Cost on Their Power Bills
Artificial intelligence is changing the world at breakneck speed—powering everything from virtual assistants to self-driving cars to life-saving medical breakthroughs.
How Ohio Became the Epicenter of America’s Property Tax Crisis
Ohio’s property tax system is cracking under pressure. Cities and suburbs are booming, assessments are soaring, and families across the
Why Americans Are Buying Up London’s Grandest Homes
London’s most exclusive neighborhoods are seeing a new wave of buyers—and they are coming with American accents and dollar signs.
Washington Tries a New Road: Bipartisan Bill Aims to Ease America’s Housing Crunch
After years of deadlock and piecemeal efforts, lawmakers in Washington are beginning to rally around a sweeping new proposal aimed
Why Nearly Half of Recent College Grads Still Live at Home—and Don’t Mind It
For decades the rite of passage into adulthood came with a symbolic act: packing up a car and heading off