Louisiana Homeowners Pay Some of the Highest Insurance Costs In The Country
Louisiana homeowners face some of the steepest insurance premiums in the United States, reflecting the state’s exposure to hurricanes, flooding, and other severe weather. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Realtor.com® 2025 Climate Risk Report confirm that affordability pressures in Louisiana
EXCLUSIVE: John Goodman Finally Sells Beloved New Orleans Home—for $1.5 Million Under Asking Price
Actor John Goodman has officially sold his longtime home in New Orleans—but was forced to cut close to $1.5 million from his original asking price to secure a buyer. Goodman, 73, initially put his historic property on the market in February of this year, listing the four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom abode
Idyllic 235-Year-Old Vermont Farm With a Dairy Barn and Sugar House for Maple Syrup Is Listed for $6.1 Million
A picturesque 352-acre farm in Vermont with its very own sugar house for making maple syrup has hit the market for $6.1 million—more than 230 years after its Federal-style residence was constructed on the lush landscape. Known as Hawk Gate Farm, the Pomfret, VT, property was once home to five indepe
Government Shutdown Could Disrupt Flood Insurance and Other Key Services for Homebuyers
The federal government appears to be headed for a shutdown for the first time in nearly seven years, a development that could affect some homebuyers and the housing market. Unless Republicans and Democrats in Congress can reach a deal by midnight on Wednesday, most federal operations will come to a
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