American Cities Where Home Values Have Changed the Most Over the Last 50 Years
Since 1975, the U.S. has undergone sweeping changes in every aspect of life, from politics to technology and fashion (remember bell-bottom jeans ?)—and the housing market has been no exception. A Realtor.com® analysis of 50 years of housing data from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) found
EXCLUSIVE: LeBron James Is Building 2 Enormous Megamansions on Site of Demolished $37 Million Beverly Hills Estate
NBA star LeBron James' extraordinary Beverly Hills compound will feature not one but two enormous megamansions that are currently being built on the site of a historic estate that the Los Angeles Lakers legend snapped up for $37 million in 2020—then promptly razed to the ground. While it was origina
Starter Homes Are Disappearing—Are Modular and Manufactured Houses the Answer?
A traditional detached two-bedroom single-family house—often called “a starter home”—costs upward of $1 million in a majority of states today. It’s a contradiction rich with irony: Starter homes were meant to be a leg up to equity and long-term stability, paving the way to generational wealth for Am
Would You Give Up $200K To Keep Your Neighborhood Affordable? These DC Homeowners Did
It’s easy to blame “the system” for America’s affordability crisis: Record-low interest rates during the COVID-19 pandemic fueled a run-up in prices, new construction never fully recovered after 2008, and now a locked-in homeowner class sits atop record equity while everyone else is priced out. But
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