Tracking Winter Storm Gianna: Nor’easter Bomb Cyclone Could Bring Historic Snowfall to Carolinas
Less than a week after most of the country was pummeled by snow and ice, another winter storm is developing along the East Coast. Dubbed Winter Storm Gianna by the Weather Channel, a nor'easter storm is poised to intensify into a bomb cyclone by this weekend, with heavy snow, coastal flooding, and s
National Flood Insurance Program Is on the Brink—Again
No, this isn’t déjà vu. The National Flood Insurance Program, which insures nearly 5 million properties nationwide, is once again nearing its expiration date. Unless Congress acts by Jan. 30, 2026, the NFIP’s authorization will lapse, putting coverage and renewals in limbo, and potentially disruptin
Institutional Investors Are Snapping Up Homes Across the U.S.—They’re Taking the Biggest Share in These 5 Metros
Institutional investors continue to hold a significant slice of America's housing inventory, buying up more than 6% of homes across the U.S. in 2025 alone—but new data reveals that there are five metros where they could be taking a much bigger bite out of the market. Prior to the COVID pandemic, the
These Metros Are Giving Out-of-State Movers a Leg Up Onto the Property Ladder—and Bucking the Affordability Crisis
Moving across state lines comes with a plethora of challenges and changes—so much so that the costly process of laying down permanent roots in a new locale often takes a back seat to the many other hurdles involved in making such a big transition. Many transplants choose to ease themselves into thei
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