Minneapolis Rents Are Going Down
Rents in the Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington metro are continuing to ease as 2025 comes to a close, offering renters some welcome relief after years of elevated prices. The Realtor.com® November 2025 Rental Report shows that asking rents are now lower than they were last fall, placing the Twin Citi
Do USDA Home Loans Allow for Swimming Pools, Fixer-Uppers, or ADUs? The New Rules, Explained
Homebuyers daunted by the idea of amassing a huge down payment for a mortgage might be surprised (and relieved) to know that not all home loans set such a high bar. If you're shopping in rural areas outside of cities, a USDA loan can help you buy a house with $0 down and lower-than-average interest
Manhattan Apartment Rents for a Staggering $95,000 a Month—After 2-Hour Bidding Frenzy
Can you imagine renting an apartment for nearly $100,000 a month? This week, that actually happened in Manhattan. A 3,952-square-foot apartment at 1045 Madison Avenue rented for $95,000 per month. There was $190,725 required at move-in, which included $95,000 first month's rent, $95,000 refundable s
George and Amal Clooney Become French Citizens After Moving to Europe To Give Their Kids a ‘Much Better’ Life
Hollywood actor George Clooney has been granted French citizenship, along with his wife, Amal, and their twins—months after revealing that the family had relocated to Europe in a bid to give the children a more normal lifestyle. George, 64, who was born in Kentucky, will still be able to retain his
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