Data Centers Are Moving In Next to American Homes—Here’s How Neighborhoods Are Changing
Data centers are increasingly popping up next to American homes, and they're changing neighborhoods in the process. The number of large data centers over 50 megawatts has increased sevenfold from 2018, and now U.S. communities host over 350 of them. Not surprisingly, the share of home sales near the
The ‘Sandwich Generation’ Is Getting Younger—and Homeownership Is at Risk
Rachael Piltch-Loeb was just 29 when she suddenly found herself pulled between two generations. Six months after the birth of her first child, her father was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. Until then, most of the demands on her time had pointed forward: a new baby, a promising career in aca
Inside Usher’s Art-Packed Atlanta Mansion—Complete With Stuffed Toy Wall, Hookah Lounge, and Private Barber Shop
Usher is back with a bang—and a splash of controversy—after embarking on a new stadium tour with fellow performer Chris Brown, marking the latest in a long line of sold-out performances the musician has done during his 30-year career. The "OMG" singer, 47, who is originally from Texas, kicked off hi
Bill To Double Capital Gains Tax Exclusion Picks Up Momentum in Congress
A bill to double the capital gains tax exclusion to curtail the penalty on home sellers is gaining traction in Washington, DC. The More Homes on the Market Act has attracted four additional co-sponsors before both chambers adjourned for the August recess. Three Democrats in the House threw their sup
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