Housing Affordability Eclipses Crime as Chicago Residents’ No. 1 Concern
Housing affordability has emerged as Chicago residents' top concern this year, overtaking crime and gun violence, according to a new poll. In a stark shift for the Windy City, 41% of the 648 registered voters who participated in an Illinois Realtors® survey conducted by the analytics firm Statara i
Amazon Snaps Up George Washington University Campus in Virginia’s Data Center Alley for $427 Million
George Washington University has sold its Virginia campus to Amazon Web Services, a $427 million deal in the heart of Northern Virginia's Data Center Alley. The sale price of the roughly 122-acre Ashburn campus comes to $3.5 million per acre. The sale is "part of a broader strategy to strengthen GW’
Mortgage Rates Are Finally Below 6%—Is Now the Right Time To Refinance?
When average mortgage rates trend downward, it usually prompts homeowners to consider refinancing. The 30-year fixed home loans fell to 5.98% on Feb. 26, plunging to their lowest level in more than three years. Many experts believe that in 2026, the downward trend will continue, including the Realto
Olympic Medal-Winning Swimmer Admits She ‘Can Barely Make Rent’: ‘The Hype Fizzles Out’
Olympic swimmer Daniella Ramirez has admitted that she can "barely make rent" with the money she earns from her career as a professional athlete—despite walking away from the 2024 Paris Games with a silver medal. The 24-year-old, who was a member of the artistic swimming squad that took second place
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