Mom-and-Pop Investors Own Far More Homes Than Big Investors—and May Benefit Most From Crackdowns
As Congress debates limitations on large real estate investors in the single-family housing market, some experts are pointing to the benefits enjoyed by "mom-and-pop" smaller investors, too. Language in the bipartisan 21st Century Road to Housing Act—one of the most comprehensive housing reforms in
Legendary Equestrian Estate Where British Royals Housed Their Horses Hits the Market in Maryland for $16.5 Million
There are few properties across the U.S. that carry the same kind of legacy as Sagamore Farm, a storied equestrian estate that is interwoven with some of the most impressive dynasties in the world—including the Vanderbilts and the British royal family. Remarkably, the estate's impressive heritage, w
Savvy Homeowners Are Swapping Thirsty Grass for Luxury Irish Moss Lawns This Year
If you’re ready to retire your lawn mower, you might want to explore Irish moss—especially if your yard is smaller and shaded. “Irish moss” is not a true moss, but a low-growing perennial that behaves more like a ground cover or a low-growing plant that spreads across the soil and covers bare spots
University Park Mansion With Playful Easter Egg Interiors and $1 Million in Upgrades Snaps Up a Buyer Just Days After Listing for $5.7 Million
A vibrant Texas mansion that is bursting with colorful surprises and amusing Easter egg interiors looks set to hop off the market mere days after listing for $5.65 million—coming under offer less than two weeks after it was offered. Like the best Easter candy, the home proved irresistible to buyers
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