Gregg Allman‘s daughter, Delilah Island Allman Frawley, is parting ways with her Maryland home—and the buyer could potentially walk away with more than just the property. Frawley, whose late father was a... Read more »
An early-season nor’easter is pounding a stretch of North Carolina’s Outer Banks where dozens of homes are already threatened by the advancing ocean—and officials warn the next row may not be far... Read more »
Mortgage rates climbed to a 20-month high this week as the average rate on a 30-year fixed home loan jumped 8 basis points to 7.03% for the week ending Sept. 24, moving... Read more »
Famed investor Dr. Michael Burry is leading the charge against a California city’s plans to build a new housing development in the hills surrounding Saratoga, CA, citing wildfire risk. A new lawsuit... Read more »
A top Federal Reserve official has delivered a sobering assessment of the U.S. housing market, warning that a severe housing shortage is driving up shelter costs at a time when the central... Read more »
Mortgage rates surged past the 7% threshold for the first time since January 2025 this week, propelled by skyrocketing Treasury yields and energy shocks stemming from the U.S.-Iran war. The average rate... Read more »
The Democratic nominee for mayor of Providence, RI, is vowing to enact a controversial rent stabilization scheme to help working families, as the capital of America’s smallest state ranks second worst in... Read more »
“Dead Poets Society” star Robert Sean Leonard has revealed why he traded life in New York City for a quieter existence in New Jersey when it came time to raise his family.... Read more »
A new bill introduced by Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) aims to make homeownership a reality for more Americans by allowing them to receive up to $50,000 from the federal government for a... Read more »
Homeowners could soon be able to get a tax write-off for a foundation-wrecking flaw that could be hiding in their homes. The House passed a measure that would allow homeowners to claim... Read more »