Inside Miami’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Condo: How a ‘Steve McQueen Vibe’ Is Beating 400% New Build Markups At The Rider, you can live like a superstar but at an accessible luxury entry point in a hip, up-and-coming neighborhood. Read more
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Renovation Resort’ Stars Reveal Top Tips for Maximizing Your ROI on Home Updates McGillivray, 48, Baeumler, 52, share their most valuable renovation advice with contestants on the cabin makeover competition show. Read more
Townhouse Inside Old Washington Church Comes With ‘Secret’ Whiskey Room and Original Stained Glass The Seattle building was completed in 1908 but after the congregation moved on, it was turned into townhomes. Read more
The Wrong Mulch Choice Could Quietly Damage Your Home’s Foundation As homeowners begin their spring-summer landscaping, mulching is usually the finishing touch. But it's important to pick the right one. Read more
California’s $33 Million Tiny Home Bet Restarts in L.A. as Homelessness Funding Faces Steep Cuts California is finally making progress on a stalled program to build 1,200 tiny homes to address the state's homelessness crisis. Read more
Kennedy Heiress Lists Hyannis Port Home for $1.6 Million After Failed ‘Dream’ of Continuing Family’s Cape Cod Legacy Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the daughter of Robert F. Kennedy, bought the house in a bid to recapture her childhood summers in Hyannis. Read more
Housing Market Silver Linings: Why Homebuyers Are Finding Relief Despite ‘Inflation Contagion’ Mortgage rates hold steady amid "inflation contagion" while new construction offers $25,000 in savings and national rents continue to drop. Read more
The Preakness Moves to a New Home: Historic Baltimore Horse Race Relocates for First Time in 117 Years After more than 115 years at its longtime Baltimore home, the Preakness Stakes is officially heading to a new racetrack. Read more
2027 COLA Could Hit 3.9%— Why Seniors Are Still Falling Behind as Housing Costs Explode A projected 3.9% Social Security COLA may sound like relief, but rising taxes, insurance, utilities, and housing costs could eat it up. Read more
