Sustainable Earth Home Made From Mud and Old Cans Hits the Market in Colorado for $1.3 Million
An eco-friendly, sustainable earth home that is tucked away on a lush, green parcel in Colorado Springs' Black Forest has just landed on the market for $1.3 million. Hand-crafted in 1997 using recycled materials, the residence was constructed from more than 1,500 recycled tires, mud, aluminum cans,
Michigan Cherry Farmers Are Selling Their Prize Orchards as Economic Pressure Grows
Known as the "Cherry Capital of the World," Traverse City, MI, is home to orchards that produce roughly 75% of the world's tart cherries. But a combination of economic pressure, development demand, and generational turnover is lately pushing more cherry farmers to put their prize orchards on the mar
This Lower Hudson Valley Luxury Enclave With a $17M Entry Point Draws Athletes and Celebs
New York City's elite have long looked north of the city for more land, more house, and more bang for the buck. Then there's the buyer who can afford a $17 million entry point to the ultra-luxury threshold, defined as the top 10% of the market. Buyers on that level—celebrities, sports figures, found
Jeff Bezos’ Radical Zero-Tax Proposal Could Be a Lifeline for First-Time Buyers—but There’s a Catch
One of America’s most notorious billionaires says he’s in favor of tax breaks for those who need it most: the working class. Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and the fourth-richest man in the world, spoke last week with CNBC on the state of the American economy, the AI boom, and most notably, wealth
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