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“The Real Housewives of New York City” star Leah McSweeney‘s lawsuit against TV personality Andy Cohen and reality network Bravo will continue in federal court… Read More »‘Real Housewives’ Star Leah McSweeney’s Lawsuit Against Andy Cohen and Bravo Will Move Forward in Public Courtroom
Federal Reserve policymakers are keeping interest rates on hold, as the Iran war sends oil prices soaring and threatens to ignite a new round of… Read More »Fed Keeps Interest Rates on Hold as Oil Shock Raises Inflation Risks
HGTV icon Christina Haack has slammed reports that she is engaged to her boyfriend, Christopher Larocca, after being spotted flashing a sparkling ring. It would… Read More »Christina Haack Shuts Down Rumors She’s Engaged to Boyfriend Christopher Larocca
To see our latest updates on the Nancy Guthrie case, please click here. The Arizona sheriff leading the Nancy Guthrie investigation is being called to be… Read More »Arizona Sheriff Leading Nancy Guthrie Case Faces Recall Push as Search for Missing 84-Year-Old Continues
Key Takeaways: Debt-to-income ratio helps lenders determine how much house you can afford. A lower DTI ratio is more appealing to lenders because it shows… Read More »What Debt-to-Income Ratio Do You Need to Get Approved for a Mortgage?
Understanding how moving trends are changing in 2026 starts with looking beyond simple relocation numbers and into the real-life decisions shaping where people call home.… Read More »How Moving Trends Are Changing in 2026
Last year was the best for “missing middle” home construction since before the Great Recession, according to the National Association of Home Builders. NAHB tracked… Read More »Starter Home Starts Highest Since Great Recession
Housing affordability is a major challenge—apparently even for federal housing officials. The Washington Post reports that Benjamin Hobbs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s… Read More »Top HUD Official Asks Wedding Guests for Help With Home Down Payment
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed the toughest-yet restriction on private listings in the state, as several others eye the move. Ferguson signed Senate Bill 6091… Read More »Washington Governor Signs Ban on Private Listings
A $5.5 million luxury unit inside the iconic Four Seasons in New York City has found a buyer. The property in The Four Seasons Residences… Read More »$5.5 Million Duplex Inside Manhattan’s Four Seasons Residences Finds a Buyer