Viral AI Property Tax Hoax Targets Senior Homeowners—and Could Cost Them

Douglas County Assessor Toby Damisch first suspected something was wrong when Colorado homeowners started calling his office with some unusual questions. “Hey, I hear I don’t have to pay the school property... Read more »

Greater Boston’s Historic ‘Leather City’ Crowned America’s Hottest ZIP Code

Suburban enclaves located within a short drive of major job hubs in the Northeast and Midwest are seeing a surge in homebuyer demand, led by a Greater Boston community with a rich... Read more »
Dilapidated Catskills Cabin Is Turned Into a  Million Scandinavian Retreat

Dilapidated Catskills Cabin Is Turned Into a $1 Million Scandinavian Retreat

A crumbling cabin set at the heart of a lush 4.34-acre Catskills parcel has been given a bright new future thanks to a visionary husband-and-wife duo who breathed new life into the... Read more »
Price Cuts Creep Back Up as Summer Selling Season Stalls

Price Cuts Creep Back Up as Summer Selling Season Stalls

After a strong spring and promising early summer, July saw homebuying stagnate as a result of rising borrowing costs, forcing sellers to slash prices to revive demand. The share of listings with... Read more »
Restored 1750s Waterfall Estate in Hudson Valley Lists for the First Time in 60 Years for .2 Million

Restored 1750s Waterfall Estate in Hudson Valley Lists for the First Time in 60 Years for $5.2 Million

A waterfall might not be a common feature in many backyards, but this historic mill-turned-residence has one running through it—and that’s only part of what makes Bloomvale, likely one of the Hudson... Read more »
Bay Area Movers’ Homeownership Rose 33% After Leaving California

Bay Area Movers’ Homeownership Rose 33% After Leaving California

San Francisco Bay Area residents spent years leaving one of the country’s most expensive housing markets, and now, new research shows the move paid off. Among those who left California altogether, homeownership... Read more »
Fed Interest Rate Meeting Begins With a Hike on the Table

Fed Interest Rate Meeting Begins With a Hike on the Table

Federal Reserve policymakers will begin their two-day meeting to set interest rate policy on Tuesday, and for the first time in years, the outcome of the vote is a true mystery to... Read more »
Heartland’s Affordable Innovation Oasis Emerges as a Real Estate Powerhouse

Heartland’s Affordable Innovation Oasis Emerges as a Real Estate Powerhouse

Best known as the home of a world-class public university, Champaign-Urbana, IL, is capturing national attention well beyond the halls of academia thanks to an unexpected housing market surge. Located two hours... Read more »
Restored 1678 First Period Estate Offers ‘Authentic’ Glimpse Into the Past

Restored 1678 First Period Estate Offers ‘Authentic’ Glimpse Into the Past

An “irreplaceable opportunity” to buy a historical First Period estate with its own ell and an antique barn has been brought to the market in Massachusetts, where it is offering an “authentic... Read more »
1757 Georgian Colonial With Presidential Ties Is Restored to Its Original Glory

1757 Georgian Colonial With Presidential Ties Is Restored to Its Original Glory

A $1.45 million house that once held Benjamin Franklin‘s son under Revolutionary War confinement has undergone a dramatic restoration that returned it to its centuriesold origins—while cultivating a unique mix of historical... Read more »