San Diego May Hold the Clues to Ending California’s Homebuilding Slump
A certain kind of fatalism has seeped into the housing conversation in California: The shortage is too deep, the politics too restrictive, and the process too tangled for the state to ever build its way out of high prices and steep competition. But while Los Angeles has become a poster child for the
Man Is Detained for Questioning in Nancy Guthrie Case—Hours After FBI Released Video of Armed Intruder at 84-Year-Old’s Home
Authorities investigating the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's missing mother, Nancy, have reportedly detained a man for questioning—hours after releasing video footage of a masked, armed intruder tampering with a security camera outside of the 84-year-old's Arizona home. According to multiple ne
What Is the Housing for the 21st Century Act?
The two dozen provisions in the congressional bill passed on Monday night hold many implications for the housing market. The Housing for the 21st Century Act was passed by a vote of 390-9 on the House floor, a rare bipartisan effort aimed at reducing regulations on housing and aiming to correct a ya
‘Rehab Addict’ Star Nicole Curtis Announces Controversial Return of Hit Show—and Hints at Major Drama With HGTV
"Rehab Addict" star Nicole Curtis left HGTV fans stunned this week when she announced that her hit series would be returning months ahead of schedule—revealing that the new season will debut on Feb. 11 after the home renovation network told her it was "now or never." Curtis, 49, initially revealed t
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