Why Rental Property Passive Income Is Harder Today

Why Rental Property Passive Income Is Harder Today

In 2021, William and Josh Lemmon started buying single-family homes in Akron, OH, for as little as $60,000 and renting them out for as much as $1,000 per month. “The rents [we... Read more »
Former Dodgers Owner Frank McCourt Lists .5 Million Apartment

Former Dodgers Owner Frank McCourt Lists $47.5 Million Apartment

Former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has listed the opulent New York City apartment he bought the same year he sold his stake in the legendary sports team—offering up the “distinguished”... Read more »
Short Sales Are Rising as Underwater Homeowners Try To Dodge Foreclosure

Short Sales Are Rising as Underwater Homeowners Try To Dodge Foreclosure

Although short sales remain relatively rare, they have been gradually creeping up as underwater homeowners seek ways to avoid foreclosure, with a handful of midpriced markets seeing the highest concentration of these... Read more »
Foreclosures Jump 21% in First Half of the Year

Foreclosures Jump 21% in First Half of the Year

Foreclosures continued to climb in the first half of the year, approaching levels that haven’t been seen since 2019, and Florida is leading the nation. In the first six months of 2026,... Read more »
Nantucket Leads the Nation in Luxury Vacation Homes, at Eye-Watering Prices

Nantucket Leads the Nation in Luxury Vacation Homes, at Eye-Watering Prices

Nantucket, a former whaling hub in Massachusetts that’s roughly 14 miles long and averages 3.5 miles in width, reserves 50% of the island for conservation, putting it off-limits to future development. Consequently,... Read more »
Stony Brook Harbor Is the Latest Front in America’s Cell Tower Fight

Stony Brook Harbor Is the Latest Front in America’s Cell Tower Fight

The Knox School stands on 40 waterfront acres overlooking Stony Brook Harbor. Soon, the century-old campus could also overlook a 140-foot cell tower. The telecommunications company behind the project says it’s needed... Read more »
Boomers Hold  Trillion in Assets—but Their Heirs May Get Less Than Half

Boomers Hold $93 Trillion in Assets—but Their Heirs May Get Less Than Half

Baby boomers hold roughly $93 trillion in assets, but only $36 trillion could reach Gen X and millennial heirs over the next 20 years, according to new data. The estimate, released last... Read more »
LeBron James’ NBA Future Still Up in the Air After L.A. Lakers Exit

LeBron James’ NBA Future Still Up in the Air After L.A. Lakers Exit

Basketball legend LeBron James has officially ended his eight-season run with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors are reportedly the among the leading contenders to sign the four-time NBA... Read more »
Why People Are Moving Shorter, Faster, and Lighter

Why People Are Moving Shorter, Faster, and Lighter

Moving is never easy, but lately, more people are trying to keep the process quick, small, and breezy. In the first four months of 2026, bookings for help with a partial move... Read more »
How the Victorian ‘Rebel’ Won Over the U.S.

How the Victorian ‘Rebel’ Won Over the U.S.

While Italianate architecture might not be immediately recognizable to those without a design degree, anyone who has taken a stroll through San Francisco, Cincinnati, or Brooklyn will no doubt be familiar with... Read more »