Most homeowners know that mulch supports soil and plant health. What often gets overlooked, however, is its effect on a home’s foundation. Certain mulching habits—such… Read More »The Wrong Mulch Choice Could Quietly Damage Your Home’s Foundation
California is finally making progress on a stalled program to build tiny homes to address the state’s homelessness crisis. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and… Read More »California’s $33 Million Tiny Home Bet Restarts in L.A. as Homelessness Funding Faces Steep Cuts
Former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy‘s daughter, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, is offering up the chance to enjoy a taste of the political dynasty’s storied… Read More »Kennedy Heiress Lists Hyannis Port Home for $1.6 Million After Failed ‘Dream’ of Continuing Family’s Cape Cod Legacy
Your paycheck may be growing, but “inflation contagion” is eating up those gains—and then some. Despite some frustrating macro headlines, there are real silver linings… Read More »Housing Market Silver Linings: Why Homebuyers Are Finding Relief Despite ‘Inflation Contagion’
After more than 100 years at its longtime Baltimore home, the Preakness Stakes is officially heading to a new racetrack for the first time in more than… Read More »The Preakness Moves to a New Home: Historic Baltimore Horse Race Relocates for First Time in 117 Years
Inflationary pressure could mean one of the biggest boosts to Social Security benefits in nearly five years, but as essential housing costs outpace inflation, the… Read More »2027 COLA Could Hit 3.9%— Why Seniors Are Still Falling Behind as Housing Costs Explode
This summer, don’t be alarmed if mosquitoes decide to ruin your summer cookout. Depending on where you live, you might see a significant spike in… Read More »The Summer Swarm: Homeowners in These Vulnerable Cities Are Bracing for a Mosquito Explosion This Year
As Bravo fans gear up for the explosive reunion episodes of “Summer House,” viewers are now being offered the chance to experience the drama from within… Read More »$5.7 Million ‘Summer House’ Mansion Where Amanda and West’s Romance Blossomed Is Now Being Rented Out for Reunion Watch Parties
New Jersey could soon launch a program that cuts the red tape to allow vacant office parks to be converted into housing. The Senate Community… Read More »New Jersey Moves To Turn ‘Dying’ Office Parks Into Housing, Bypassing Local Red Tape
While it’s well documented that regulatory friction is gumming up the new-construction pipeline, a new report offers a rare look at how local bureaucracy may… Read More »America’s Homes Are Older Than Ever—and Local Red Tape Could Make Them Harder To Fix