‘We Love Our Historic Church Home—but Here Are the Honest Drawbacks’

When Susan Sandler and her husband, Howard Eisenberg, decided to downsize from their 4,000-square-foot single family home with its large yard, garden, and burdensome maintenance, they were not expecting to move into... Read more »

Feds Halt Disclosure Requirements Impacting HOAs, Property LLCs

The federal government won’t force homeowners associations and many other kinds of businesses to disclose details about their true owners, something advocates claimed could have raised HOA fees. The Treasury Department said... Read more »
How ‘Ted Lasso’ Turned an Affluent London Suburb Into a Tourism Mecca

How ‘Ted Lasso’ Turned an Affluent London Suburb Into a Tourism Mecca

For years, Richmond was known as one of London‘s most charming residential enclaves—a peaceful riverside neighborhood filled with independent shops, cozy pubs, and leafy parks. But the affluent community has recently gained... Read more »
New Housing Model Gives St. Louis Artists an Affordable Path to Ownership

New Housing Model Gives St. Louis Artists an Affordable Path to Ownership

A St. Louis organization is working to revitalize lower- to moderate-income neighborhoods through art—but with a radical twist. ​Traditionally, artists move into underinvested neighborhoods, add cultural value, and are subsequently priced out... Read more »
Congress Worries Home Loan Bank System Straying From Mission

Congress Worries Home Loan Bank System Straying From Mission

Congress is seeking changes at the Federal Home Loan Bank System, with some members arguing the network isn’t taking a proactive role in the nation’s housing affordability crisis. At a House Financial... Read more »
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 »
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 »
 Million Rhode Island Estate Predates the Nation’s Founding by 50 Years

$3 Million Rhode Island Estate Predates the Nation’s Founding by 50 Years

A historic Rhode Island compound that predates the nation’s founding by more than 50 years—and is rumored to have once been home to founding father Benjamin Franklin‘s sister—has hit the market for... Read more »
Exploring the Original American Home

Exploring the Original American Home

America has just crossed a monumental milestone, celebrating its 250th birthday. And, as the fireworks fade, there’s no better way to carry on the celebrations than by taking a stroll down memory... Read more »
Washington Commanders B Complex Includes 6,500 Homes

Washington Commanders $24B Complex Includes 6,500 Homes

The Washington Commanders will anchor a new $24.2 billion development along the banks of the Anacostia River in Washington, DC. City officials unveiled a master plan Tuesday for the redevelopment of the... Read more »