- July 8, 2026
Will New Orleans’ Iconic Bayou Castle Ever Find a New King?
In a city where colorful architecture and bold design take center stage on almost every street, one property manages to stand out from the crowd:
110-Year-Old Connecticut Colonial Comes With Certified Wildlife Habitat
A historical New England Colonial located at the heart of a stunning wildlife habitat has been put on the market for $850,000 in one of
Katherine Heigl Lists Custom Mountain Retreat in Utah for $10.6 Million
Actress Katherine Heigl is saying goodbye to her longtime Utah retreat—14 years after she took a step back from the Hollywood spotlight in order to
‘Zombie HOA’ Now the Center of Lawsuit in Florida
Homeowners at a townhome complex in Homestead, FL, are taking the developer of the complex to court for allegedly failing to transfer HOA control over
Zohran Mamdani’s New York City Rent Freeze Passes
The Rent Guidelines Board approved a 0% rent increase on one- and two-year leases Thursday night, delivering New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani perhaps his
Harvard Study Reveals the Real Reason the Housing Crisis Isn’t Getting Better
Population growth might be slowing, and more apartments and homes are going unsold and unoccupied. But that doesn’t mean the nation’s affordability challenges are getting
Renters Turn to One Cooling Hack to Save on Electricity Bills
For renters these days, energy bills can add up quickly. A new analysis from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimates that Americans will spend
Congress Reaches Compromise on Major Housing Reform Bill
Congress appears poised to give a final nod to a comprehensive housing reform package after months of stalled progress, setting the stage for President Donald
$13.5 Million Stone Manor Brings Old-World Castle Charm to Greenwich
An extraordinary castle-like estate in Connecticut is bringing a dash of old-world opulence to one of the state’s most upscale neighborhoods—lending a rare sense of
103-Year-Old North Carolina Estate Has Fascinating Tie to the Founding Fathers
With America’s 250th anniversary just weeks away, eyes are turning to the last remaining legacy properties built by the country’s founding fathers more than two