L.A.’s Mansion Tax Chokes New Construction as Permits Plunge 40%, New Study Shows
The Los Angeles "mansion tax," officially known as Measure ULA, was adopted nearly three years ago to combat homelessness and fund affordable housing, but new research suggests the policy has backfired, stalling construction citywide. The controversial tax, which went into effect in April 2023, imp
A Little-Known Fact About Who Owns Millions of Acres of America’s Farmland
Millions of acres of farmland across the country are privately owned, but a small share of it is foreign-owned land sitting idle in many areas. That's according to new U.S. Department of Agriculture data which shows just how much of the nation's agricultural land is owned by other countries. The USD
Your Parent Just Made a Terrible Real Estate Decision—or Did They?
Picture this: Your parent calls to tell you they're selling the house. Maybe they're moving across the country. Maybe they're cashing out and buying a condo in a state you've never associated with them. Maybe they're downsizing into something that feels, to you, like a mistake. Bottom line is, they’
Warmer Weather Is on the Way—and This Room of Your Home Is in Danger
Following what has been a brutal and long winter for many Americans, spring is thankfully just around the corner. But with the new season comes warmer weather, and homeowners might face a new round of risks, such as flooding from snowmelt and spring rains. AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Expert Paul Pas
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