SpaceX Alum Says His ‘Lego’ Approach Can Solve the Housing Crisis

American Housing Corp. is a vertically integrated real estate developer and manufacturing company based here that aims to construct pre-built “townhomes” in desirable urban neighborhoods across the United States. The factory-made components—such... Read more »

Austin Luxury Home Prices Fall 10% as Sellers Grow More Flexible

While some luxury markets such as Los Angeles are heating up, others are cooling down rapidly. Listings at the luxury level—defined as the top 10% of the real estate market—have declined nationwide... Read more »
Joe Rogan Earns  Million From Austin Home Studio as 2026’s Top Podcaster

Joe Rogan Earns $82 Million From Austin Home Studio as 2026’s Top Podcaster

Controversial podcaster Joe Rogan, 58, has just been named the top-earning podcaster of 2026 by Forbes. “The Joe Rogan Experience,” which the former comedian records at his $14.4 million home in Austin,... Read more »
Jonathan Van Ness Reveals They Had to Rehome Their Dog After Cat Attack

Jonathan Van Ness Reveals They Had to Rehome Their Dog After Cat Attack

Jonathan Van Ness has candidly spoken out about a “devastating” family incident, revealing that they were forced to rehome their dog after he attacked their cat and left her in the hospital... Read more »
Home Prices Post Sharpest Drop in Nine Years as Sellers Face Reality Check

Home Prices Post Sharpest Drop in Nine Years as Sellers Face Reality Check

Sticky mortgage rates and rising inflation fueled by the Iran war are testing the limits of the spring housing market’s resilience, but there is a silver lining for buyers as home prices... Read more »
5 ‘One of One’ Homes That Break the Architectural Mold

5 ‘One of One’ Homes That Break the Architectural Mold

For so many years, the housing market was dominated by “blank canvas” properties that a future owner could make their own, but in recent years there has been a marked shift from... Read more »
California Passed 182 Housing Reforms—So Why Is Its Market Still All Over the Clock?

California Passed 182 Housing Reforms—So Why Is Its Market Still All Over the Clock?

California has spent years passing land-use reforms aimed at making it easier to build more housing, but the state’s housing market looks anything but unified. The new Market Clock from Realtor.com® shows... Read more »