Trump To Deliver State of the Union as Americans Grapple With Affordability
President Donald Trump will deliver the State of the Union address on Tuesday night, at a time when millions of Americans are grappling with affordability and housing—something he has centered his administration on. The annual speech before a joint session of Congress follows several months of ideas
Smaller, Smarter, and Outdoor-Oriented: How Builders Are Adapting to Changing Buyer Tastes
As affordability challenges and demographic shifts impact what is desirable and attainable for homebuyers, builders are quietly reshaping what the "typical" home looks like in America. New data from the National Association of Home Builders reveals some clear patterns: Homes are getting smaller, flo
Milton Stricker’s Personal Midcentury Modern Home Snags a Buyer a Week After Hitting the Market for $2 Million
A stunning midcentury modern home in Seattle designed by architect Milton Stricker, apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright, has already found a buyer just days after it was listed for $1,990,000. Custom-built in 1967, the five-bedroom residence near Lake Washington is where Stricker and his family called
From Podium to Property: What U.S. Olympians Can Afford With Their Medal Bonuses
While Olympic athletes are not paid to compete in the Games, those who win gold, silver, and bronze medals may walk away with cash bonuses for their efforts. "Olympians are compensated directly from their country's respective Olympic competition committee" if their home country agrees to the compen
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