- June 17, 2026
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
Buy 1 Rental Every 2 Years and Watch What Happens
Buying just one rental every two years can make you financially free—and by a lot. So many real estate investing influencers constantly talk about buying
New York Knicks Player Trey Jemison III Buys $880K Texas Home
New York Knicks star Trey Jemison III and his fiancée, Alex Jean Glover, enjoyed a very special personal milestone just weeks before the team secured
Portland Homeowners Sue Over Foul Odor From Neighbor’s Tiny Home
Tiny homes are becoming more and more popular. But in Portland, OR, one tiny home has become a big headache for a retired couple, significantly
6 Green Flags Most Real Estate Investors Miss
There are six “green flags” most real estate investors completely miss, but can make them serious wealth. Any of these six will allow you to
How Chattanooga Boosted Affordable Housing Without Direct Subsidies
With its corner of Southeast Tennessee growing, Chattanooga has developed a new tool to encourage more housing, without making taxpayers foot the bill. The city
’90 Day Fiancé’ Star’s ‘Dead Animal’ Decor Horrifies His Future Wife
Moving into a partner’s fully furnished home sometimes means being forced to live with undesirable design decisions that were made previously, as one star of
Home Burglars Are Using Sophisticated New Tools, L.A. Police Warn
International burglary rings are using increasingly sophisticated tactics to target homes in Los Angeles, including hidden cameras, social media surveillance, and Wi-Fi jamming devices designed