A cash incentive is being offered to eligible Detroit residents to stay in the Motor City. Make Detroit Home is a new program that will… Read More »Stay in Detroit, Get $15K: A Guide to the Coalition Providing the Funding in the Motor City
It was a dramatic sine die in Georgia: a session-ending scramble with lawmakers racing to deliver property tax relief for embattled homeowners before time ran… Read More »How Georgia’s Last-Minute Property Tax Deal Got Rolled Into a Hemp Bill—and What It Signals Beyond the State
Radio host Howard Stern and his wife, Beth, are being sued by a former assistant over claims that they created a “hostile work environment” at… Read More »Howard Stern and Wife Beth Are Sued by Former Assistant Over Claims They Created ‘Hostile Work Environment’ at $50 Million Hamptons Mansion
With the peak homebuying season underway, both potential buyers and sellers are hoping to cash in on a great deal—even if mortgage rates are still… Read More »Dave Ramsey Warns That Timing the Housing Market Will Leave Both Buyers and Sellers Unhappy: The Perfect ‘Time’ Is Now
Key Takeaways: Property taxes help fund essential public services and are based on the assessed value of property, not what you paid for it. New… Read More »Property Taxes by State: What You’ll Pay Based on Where You Live
Idaho lawmakers passed two new laws aimed at unlocking the construction of smaller and cheaper homes. Gov. Brad Little signed two new laws, Senate Bill… Read More »Idaho Passes Laws To Boost Starter Home Neighborhoods
A new movement is gaining traction among church leaders with the hopes of helping address affordable housing. Most people have heard about NIMBY, short for… Read More »Church Leaders Support Plan To Solve the Housing Shortage: ‘Yes in God’s Backyard’
Home expert Chelsea DeBoer has admitted that she regrets letting her kids appear on “Teen Mom 2,” noting that she is grateful to HGTV for… Read More »Former MTV Star Chelsea DeBoer Admits Her Regret Over ‘Teen Mom 2′ as She Applauds HGTV for Safeguarding Her Kids’ Privacy
A homeowner in San Francisco was recently fined $50,000 for trimming trees in the front of his home. Though he had been following advice from… Read More »A San Francisco Homeowner Pruned His Trees. Then the City Fined Him $50K.
Although the spring selling season is typically characterized by bustling energy, both buyers and sellers are pausing and readjusting their financial expectations this year as… Read More »Is Your Home Underinsured? Here’s How To Tell in 2026