From Rittenhouse to the Gold Coast: Here’s What Luxury Living Looks Like in Philadelphia vs. Chicago
Beyond their celebrated industrial roots, passionate sports cultures, and iconic food scenes, Philadelphia and Chicago have something else in common: luxury housing that remains remarkably attainable compared to other major American cities. Anchoring the Midwestern region, Chicago ranks as the third
The 1.8 Million ‘Missing’ Households: Why Gen Z and Millennials Vanished From the Housing Market in 2025
The U.S. housing supply gap widened to 4.03 million units as new construction faltered last year, fueling a vicious cycle of displacement that has essentially erased an entire generation from the market. Nearly 2 million young would-be buyers found themselves trapped in a state of suspended adulthoo
New Senate Bill Aims To Lower Home Prices by Cutting Tariffs on Building Materials
A group of Senate Democrats introduced a bill to exempt home construction materials from tariffs, a move the National Association of Home Builders has pushed for. S. 3943 would automatically exempt a list of building materials from current and future tariffs. It would also require the Department of
Flood Insurance Coverage Is Still in a ‘Death Spiral’ as Senators Try To Block Premium Hikes
The National Flood Insurance Program continues to make headlines, as those scrutinizing it continue to characterize the NFIP as being in an "actuarial death spiral." The NFIP has chugged along the path of uncertainty for many years, experiencing 35 short-term congressional reauthorizations since 201
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