Canadian Snowbirds Are Ducking Out of the U.S. Housing Market Over Trump Tariffs—but These Sun-Soaked Spots Still Shine
Canadian homebuyers are increasingly turning away from U.S. housing markets amid the ongoing tariff dispute between the two countries, but despite the pullback, Canadians continue to account for the largest share of international demand. Between July and September, Canadian house hunters handily top
New York City’s Housing Economics Are Broken—and It’s Squeezing Everyone
They say if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. It’s a promise that has inspired generations of artists, immigrants, entrepreneurs, and dreamers to pack a bag and move to New York City. Today, a critical piece of that dream has gone: an affordable place to live. For decades, the story wa
Retired Racehorse Breeder Lists His Palatial Palm Beach Compound for $89 Million—Complete With 120 Feet of Private Beach
An oceanfront Colonial estate in Palm Beach, FL, that is owned by retired Goldman Sachs partner and racehorse breeder C. Steven Duncker and his wife, Melinda, has galloped to first place on the week's most expensive homes list. The Dunckers purchased the North End property for $6.225 million in 2011
Historic Small-Town Grocery Store Is Transformed Into an Ultramodern $345K Home With Bags of ‘Income-Producing’ Potential
A former local grocery store in Indiana that has been transformed into a modern loft-inspired residence with a floating steel staircase and exposed brick walls has hit the market for $345,000—complete with a very lucrative history as a short-term rental property. Built in 1821, the historic Brownsvi
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