Rare 226-Year-Old Log Cabin That Was Trucked 60 Miles Across Pennsylvania and Rebuilt Piece by Piece Hits the Market
While centuries-old homes are a rare find on the housing market, it is even rarer to come across a dwelling that boasts not only more than 100 years of history—but also an incredible story of survival and rebirth. But that is exactly the kind of unique abode currently on offer in Pennsylvania in the
We Quit Our Jobs To Turn a Historic Manor Into a Thriving Inn—Now We’re Living Our Own ‘Gilmore Girls’ Dream
Most people can’t imagine walking away from a stable 9-to-5 career in order to run their own business. In fact, for many, turning a passion project into a full-time job will never be more than a dream. But sisters Kristen and Kathryn Groom aren’t most people. Today, the two siblings are living out
As Major Housing Bill Becomes Law, Congress May Eye Other Reforms Ahead of Crucial Midterms
Lawmakers hope the bipartisan momentum brought by a new landmark housing package will bolster the odds of Congress passing more laws aimed at improving housing affordability. After a roller-coaster ride that included six months of congressional negotiation and brinksmanship by President Donald Trump
What Happens if an Agent Is Also a Competing Buyer? Inside the $9 Million Real Estate Feud Between Austin’s Top Luxury Agents
Real estate agents are ethically obligated to leave personal interest at the door when helping their client buy or sell property, but what happens when the perfect house hits the market, and an agent involved in the transaction is eyeing it for themselves? This dilemma took center stage in Austin,
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